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to comp

to comp

16 7.9
To give something free as a courtesy
  • verb
  • /kɑmp/
translation icon : cubrir (los gastos de)
  • I'll get them to comp you a drink.
  • comp the meal
  • get comped
  • comp a room

Let's just, we'll comp your, your, we'll make it free for you.

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Examples

  • The service was top-notch; they comped the dinner and made numerous apologies.

    Blog text (14)

  • We got comped an extra night at the hotel.

    The Hangover (2009)

  • Let's just, we'll comp your, your, we'll make it free for you.

    Chris Williamson

  • I can comp you tickets whenever you want.

    Black Swan (2010)

  • We'll comp him tonight, start a tab tomorrow.

    Confessions of an American Bride (2007)

  • The manager apologized profusely and comped the dinner.

    Blog text (25)

  • The counterman at Skouros' comped him a piece of pie.

    Hot to Trot (1988)

  • The drinks are comped.

    Duplicity (2009)

  • Uh, you're comped for all the rides, and at the hotel they'll upgrade you.

    Disclosure (1994)

  • The manager offered to comp my dinner when I complained about the service.

How Generous

to donate
457 2.7
to comp
16 7.9
to discount
36 1.7
to charge
808 2.0

Surface Forms

comp infinitive
comped past
comped past participle
comping present participle
comps third person singular

Etymology

Comp comes from the short form of complimentary, which means 'free'. So to comp someone is to give a meal, ticket, or room without charge.