I. ˈkämp noun
Etymology: short for complimentary
Date: 1887
: a complimentary ticket ; broadly : something provided free of charge
II. ˈkämp transitive verb
Date: 1961
: to provide with something free
a hotel comp ing celebrities for their rooms
also : to provide free of charge
their meals were comp ed
III. ˈkəmp, ˈkämp intransitive verb
Etymology: short for accompany
Date: 1949
: to punctuate and support a jazz solo with irregularly spaced chords
IV. abbreviation
1. comparative; compare
2. compensation; compensatory
3. compiled; compiler
4. composition; compositor
5. compound
6. comprehensive
7. comptroller