Comp
Comp noun - Something given to someone without expectation of a return.
Both words in one sentence
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Demons are readily expendable; at best they return to the comp, at worst you would have to spend some money on bribes to recruit a new one, and would have easily held off the enemies he blocks off.
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By the Dilbert's call to Comp-U-Comp to inquire about a return is onscreen, he's already up to option 61, and the most relevant option he had gotten required him to speak Mandarin and be inquiring about a tractor.
Source: Western Animation / Dilbert -
Line-of-Sight Name: When Dilbert calls a representative for Comp-U-Comp in "The Return", he asks for the representative's name, who responds by coming up with one of these (Holdem Callfielder, if you're curious).
Source: Western Animation / Dilbert
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Return or Comp. 2016. Accessed July 22, 2026. https://thesaurus.plus/related/comp/return.
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