Compo

Compo is a term that can refer to various subjects, including a character from a British television series, a type of material, and a nickname. This article will explore these different meanings in detail.

Compo (Character)

Compo Simmonite is a fictional character from the long-running British television series Last of the Summer Wine. The character was portrayed by actor Bill Owen and is known for his scruffy appearance and humorous antics. Compo is a central figure in the series, often seen wearing a woolly hat and well-worn clothes. He is characterized by his unrequited love for Nora Batty, his neighbor, and his close friendship with Clegg and Foggy.

Compo (Material)

Compo, short for composition, is a type of material used in the creation of decorative elements. It is a mixture of materials such as wood pulp, glue, and linseed oil, which can be molded and shaped when warm. Once it cools and hardens, it retains its shape and can be painted or gilded. Compo is commonly used in furniture making and architectural detailing.

Compo (Nickname)

The term "Compo" is also used as a nickname, often derived from the word "compensation." It can refer to someone who has received compensation or is associated with compensation claims. This usage is less common but can be found in various contexts.

Related Pages

• Last of the Summer Wine
• Bill Owen
• Nora Batty
• Clegg
• Foggy
• Furniture
• Architectural detailing