Accredited
Accreditedpa.authorised in a public character of allowed reputation
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Accreted
Accreteda.added by natural growth
Accretion
Accretionn.a growing to another, an increase
Accretive
Accretivea.growing to, adding to
Accrue
Accruev.i.to arise, come, be added
Accubation
Accubationn.the ancient posture of leaning at meals
Accumbent
Accumbenta.lying, reclining
Accumulate
Accumulatev.t.to heap together, pile up, add
Accumulated
Accumulatedpa.heaped up, increased, added
Accumulation
Accumulationn.an heaping up, heap, increase
Accumulative
Accumulativea.that heaps up, increases or adds
Accumulator
Accumulatorn.one that accumulates
Accuracy
Accuracy, or Accuratenessn.exactness, nicety, care
Accurate
Accuratea.exact, curious, nice, nicely done
Accurately
Accuratelyad.exactly, nicely, correctly, well
Accurse
Accursev.t.to doom to misery, devote, curse
Accursed
Accursedpa. a.cursed, excommunicated
Accusable
Accusablea.blamable, that may be censured
Accusation
Accusationn.a complaint, charge of some crime
Accusative
Accusativea.the fourth case used in grammar
Accusatory
Accusatorya.containing a charge, blaming
Accuse
Accusev.t.to censure, charge, impeach, blame
Accused
Accusedpa.charged with a crime, censured
Accuser
Accusern.one who brings a charge, indicts, etc.
Accustom
Accustomv.t.to use one's self to a thing, to use
Accustomably
Accustomably, or Accustomarilyad.usually, ob.
Accustomary
Accustomarya.customary, usual, common, ob.