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Ace
Ace
nul', not;-tube, tfib, bflll;-8il;-p3-6.ndj-tllin, THis.
1\:ccidental, ak-se-den'd.l. a. non·
essential, casual, fortuitous.
Accidentally, ,ik-se-den'tal-Ie. ad.
c~3~aIIY'-1 fortu~to~szly. .
ACClplont,ak-slj) l,e-ent. 8.a reCClYer.
Accismns, ak-31s'nlus. 8. a feigned refusal
ofsomething earnestly desired.
To Accite, uk-site'. 'V. a. to call, to
summon.
Acciaim,ak-klitme'. 8. shout ofpraise.
Acclamation, ak-kla-ma'shiin. 8. I
shouts of applause.
Acclivity, ak-kliv'e-te. 8. the ascent
of a hill, steepness. [slope.
Accli\'OllS, a~-kli'Y~SL a. rising with a
To Accioy, ak-kloe'. .t'. a. See Cloy.
To Accoil, ilk-koH'. v. n. See Coil.
Accolent, ak'kb-l~nt. 8. a borderer.
Accommodable iik-kom'mo-da-bl. a.
that which may be fitted.
To Accommodate, ak-k&m'mo-dltte.
". a. to supply witll conveniences
of an)' kind.
Accommodatelv, :1k-kom'mo-d~te.
Ie. arl. suitably, fitly.
Accommodation, ~i.k-kom-lnb-dlI'­
shun.:; provision of'eonveniences.
Accompanable, :\k-kiim'pa.na,bl. a.
sociable.
Accompaniment, ilk-kl1fil'p:l·ne.
ment. 8. something added for the
sake ofsymmetry.
To Accompany, ak.k&.m'pa~n~.'v. rJ.
to be with another.
Accomplice, ak-kom'plls. 8. a cooperator.)
an accessarr.
To Accomplish, ak-kom'pllsh. v. a.
to complete, to execute fully.
Accomplished, ak-kom'pllsh-~.p.a.
finished in respect nf embellish·
ments.
Accomplisher, !l.k-kom'pll.sh-fIr. 8.
the person that accomplishes.
Accompiishment,ak.-kum'plisn-mi'nt
8. completion. [reckoning.
AccOlnpt, ak-kuo.nt'. 8. an aceount, a
.J\ccomptant, ak·k8tllt'ant. 8. a reckoner,
computet'.
To Accord, ak-kiJrd': 't'. a. to make
agree: 7'. n. to agree.
Accord, iik.kord'. 8. a compact, an
agreement, harmony.
Accordance, ak-k6r'danse\ 8. Wll.­
for@ity (0 SOll.l,ethiDs.
Accordant, ak-k:8r'dAnt. n. wil1ing~
According, "k-kur'ding. fJ. agreeably
to; iuyroportipn. , , 'l 1.
Accordmgly, ak-kor dmg-Ie. ad.
agreeably-! con1.fo;mably.
To Accost, ak-kost . ". a. tOllddress.
AccostabLe, ak-kost'a-bl. a. easy OL
accesS.
Account, ak-kMmt'. 8. a compntation
of -debts or expenses" esthnation.JI
l'egat'd, nar~~ati,~~:
1 l o ..L~ccoun~ ak.kottnt'. 'V. a. to reckon,
to compnte, to esteem.
AccOlUltable, ak-k6l'tn'ta-bl. a. answerable
fOT' .,. [putpr.
Accountant, ak.kOun'tant. 8. a com­
Acconnt-book, ak-k6l'tnt'b6lik. 8. a
book containing accounts.
To Accouple, ak-kup'p\. 't'. a. to
join together.
To .A.ccoutre, ak.koe't(lr. 'V. a. to
dress, to equip.
Accoutrement, ak-kOi)'t(Lr·nlenL .';..
equipage, trappings. [llenti31,..
Accredited, ~k-kd':~(l'it-ihl. a. conIi..
Accretion, ak.kr~'shun. 8. gl~uwth:a
increase.
Accretive, £k-kre'tlv. a. growing.
To Accroach, ak.krotsh'. 'V. a. td
draw to one as with a hook,
To Accrue, ~lk-kroo'. v. n, to accede.
to; to be added, as an advantage.
Accubation, ak-ktl-b~'sh-(!n. 8. the
ancient p05tm"C ofleaningat mealS'..
To Accumulate, ak.kfi'mtl-I:'tte. 'V. a."
I
to heap tngetheL', to amass.
Accumulation, ~i.k~k{l.m-Q..IIl'shi1n. 8':
a heaping, Or amassing.
Accumulative, ak-kfi'mu-ta.t1v. {[}
the property of accumulatiuO'.
A.ccumulator, ak..k(lmfr-I~ ..ttLl~ 8. a'
I gatherer","0r lh;a~er:l together.
Accuracy" ak'n.u·ra~se. 8. exactness'JI'
nicety.
Accurate, ak'kfi-rate. 8. exact.) nice":
Accurately, ~lk'ku.l'~te.l~. ael. ex..
actly, without errour.
Accurateness, itk'ka·rate..nes. ~'? ex..
actness, nicety; correctness.
To Accurse" ak·kfLrse'. v. a. See
C'ur8e.
Accursed, i'tk-kftr'sM. i'. a. ex~q'able,
hateful, detestable,
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