Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Accompanied

Accompaniedpa.attended by, attended with

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Accompaniment

Accompanimentn.an addition by way of ornament, the act of accompanying

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Accompany

Accompanyv.t.to join with, to go along with

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Accomplice

Accomplicen.a partaker, an associate in a crime

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Accomplish

Accomplishv.t.to finish, effect, fulfill, adorn

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Accomplished

Accomplishedpa.completed, effected, elegant

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Accomplisher

Accomplishern.one who completes or adorns

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Accomplishment

Accomplishmentn.a completion, an acquirement which adds worth, ornament or dignity

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Accompt

Accomptn.false orthography, seeSee: account

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Accord

Accordn.agreement, consent, harmony, union

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Accord (2)

Accordv.to suit with, agree, unite, tune

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Accordance

Accordancen.agreement, conformity, harmony

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Accordant

Accordanta.willing, agreeable, consenting

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According

Accordingpa.agreeable to, in compliance with

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Accordingly

Accordinglyad.consequently, in pursuance of

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Accost

Accostv.t.to address, speak first to, salute

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Accostable

Accostablea.easy of access, free

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Account

Accountv.t.to reckon, compute, esteem, think

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Account (2)

Accountn.a regard, rank, narrative, sum stated, value, sake, explanation

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Accountable

Accountablea.subject to an account, answerable

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Accountableness

Accountableness, or Accountabilityn.a being subject to answer, or account for

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Accountant

Accountantn.one who keeps or is skilled in accounts

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Accounted

Accountedpa.reckoned, valued, esteemed, imputed

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Accouple

Accouplev.t.to join or link together

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Accouter

Accouter, or Accooterv.t.to equip, dress, furnish

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Accouterments

Accoutermentsn. pl.equipage, dress, trappings

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Accredit

Accreditv.t.to give credit to, to authorise in a public character