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-adj.

akkord harmony
accrescere:

accordare to be in t
as in ORCf'

accordion / accustomed
to gTOW by being added to 2 to grO\\'
"'" cause to adhere or unite (to) accretLo occrescere,

TRJON J a musical ins1.rument \\
bellows: it 10 keys. metal reeds, and played by alternately pulling out and

grown together ae-cre.tion (a kre'
shan) n, I L

together; adhere -

Bot

having folds . or folding. lows of an accordion

reeds. which are opened by fingering the keys -adj.
air through the
like the bel.

pressing together the bellows to force

ad.

rrescere. to ...

to grow: see

addition or accumulatian 2 a

CRESCENT' t gTOwth in size. esp. by growing together of part.s normally
accretion Law

to Increase"

separate 3 accumulated matter (the

of earth on the

(accordion
vt.

ac. cost

pleats) -8c'cor'di'on.is! n.

(0 k6st'

kiist'

speak to; greet

0( It accostare, to bring side 0( L ad. to . accostare costa rib, side ~ 1 to approach and
accoster by side 0( VL

I Fr

the addition of soil to from such growth or accumulation 6 adj, l8I1d by gTadual. natural deposits -ac'cre tive (-kret'iv) of accruing 2 the Bc.crulal (a kr60' al) n. 1 the act or proceas

shore) 4 a part added

separately; addition 5 a whole resulting

ac.crue (a krOO' vi.

amount that accrues Also Bc.crue ment -crued' , -cru ing ~ ME
of acroistre. increase" L accrescere:

ACCORDION

greeted, esp, in an intrusive way 2 ~o solicit far sexual purpases:

first, befare being

acreu 1 to come as a natural growth, advantage, or right (to) 2 to be ad ed periodically
acreuen 0( OFr

see ACCRETION

ac.couche.ment (a kOi:lsh'm.mt;
accoucher put to bed ,
col1ocare: to .

said of a prostitute , etc,

as an increase: said esp, of interest on money - vt

to accumulate

Fr

give birth 0( OFr

8 koosh man ) n. I Fr " acotiCher lie down 0( Lad.

acct 1 account

periodically as 8I1 increase (savings accounts

accrue

interest)
form, "

*Bc-cul. tur'ate (a kul' char iIt'
-ATION J Sociolagy

see COUCH J confinement for

Bc.cou.cheur (a koo shllr') n. I Fr:

specially trained person who attends childbirth cases; male midwife or obste~rician ac.cou.cheuse (a koo shllz ) n. I Fr, fern, of prec, I a midwife or female obstetrician ac.count (a koont' vt. I ME acounten " OFr aconter " a. , to + see COMPUTE ~ to consider " L computare; conter to tell 0(compter or judge to be; deem; value vi. 1 to furnish a reckoning (to someone) af money received and ,paid out 2 to make satisfactory
see prec. ~

childbirth

giving birth to a child;

*Bc.cul. turja. tion

UloTUR(E) .. ii' shon) n. ! AC, 1 the process of conditioning a child to the patterns or customs of a culture 2 the process of becoming adapted
(" kul' char

vi. , vt.-at')ed . -at'ing l back . fol. J to undergo , or alter by, acculturation

2 accountant

to a new or different cul~ure with more or less advanced patterns 3
turjl!,ive

for his crime) 3 to give satisfactory (jar) amends (he wiU account reasons or an explanation (for) (can he account to be the cause, agent, or source of: with for 5 to do away with ' -no 1a for five of the enemy) by killing: with for (he cu;counted counting-. calculation 2 (often pl.J a record of the financial data , expenae item pertainir\g to a specific asset

for his actions?) 4

, liability. income item

transactions relating to a specifIC person . property, business, etc,
client, esp. on a regular .

or ne~-worth item 3 BANK

ACCOUNT" a) a record of the financial

b) CHARGE ACCOUNT c) business or firm that is a customer or credit ba~is (one of our best accolLll.ts) worth; importance fa thing of small cu;count) demand an explareport; descrip1.ion; story -

6 an explanation 7 a call to account 1 to
on a charge account; on

from accumulation; cumulative 2 tending to accumulate 3 acquisitive -8c.cu mu. la,iveily adv. yo. ) n. 1 a person or thing ac,cu' mu. la.tor (" kyOi:lm yoo lat'
b)

Bot. lying &gainst od- to ... cubare to recline J 1 lying down 2 some other part: said esp, of certain cotyledons -ac.cum'bentcy n. yoo liit' ya- ) vt. vi. Iat')ed, - Iaring l" L ac.cu.mu- Iate (. kyoom 00( ad- to .. clLfnulare. to heap: see of accumulare accumulatlLS CUMUloUS I to pile up. collect . or gath~r together , esp, over a period of time - lIc.cu mu. Ie,ble (. la bel) adj. ac-cu.mu. la.tion (" ky60m ylRl la' shan )'i!- ) n. 1 ao accumulating or being accumulated; collection 2 accumulated or collected material; heap 3 the addition to capital of interest or profits 1 at iv; . adj. 1 resulting ac-cu.mu. la. tive (a kyoom y60 tat'

ac.cum. bent

the mutual inOuence of different culturea in close contact -8c.cul' adj.
(a kum'bant) adj.

(L accwnben..s , pcp. of accumbere

nation of 2 La reprimand -give
acquit oneself creditably
the installment plan 2 as

8 good 8ccount of oneself to

-on account 1

that accumulates 2 a) an apparatus that collects and stores energy (Brit. ) STORAGE BATTERY 3 a type of shock absorber 4 s device

partial payment -on someone

turn to account to get uae or profit from Bc.count.alble (" koont' a bol) adj. 1 obliged to account for one
acts; responsible 2 capable of being accounted

take account of 1 to take into consideration; allow for 2 to take notice of; note -take into account to take into consideration

account for someone s sake -on account of 1 because of 2 for (someone s) sake -on no account not' under any circumstances

or circuit unit performing one or more of the operations of atorage, arithmetic, and logic , as in a computer , cash register, etc. ac-cu.ralcy (ak'yoor 0 se, -yor- ) n. the quality or state of being accurate or exact: precision; exactness Bc-cu'rate (ak'yoor it yar. adj. I L accuratlLS , pp, of accurare ad. , to + curare to take care" cura care: see CURE! 1 careful and
exact 2 free from mistakes or
a standard (an accurate thermometer) cu.rate.ness n. ratei!y adv. lrurst' adj. pronounce

-

for, explainab1e SYN. RESPONSIBLE -ac'counf'apil'ifty (- bi!' " t.e) or IIc.count'ajble' ness n- -ac.count'albly adv. ac.count.anjcy (a koont" n s!) n. the keeping Or inspecting of commercial accounts; work of

errors; precise 3 adhering cloaely to SYN. CORRECT -ac cu'
ME acurse~, pp. of ntens. +

ac.cur$d (" kllr'sid

ocurs.en
curSLen:

an accountant

account book a book in which business accounts are set down account current a record of business transactions that ahows

ac.count.ant (a koont nt) n. a person whose work is to inspect, keep, or adjust accounts: see CERTIFIED PUBUC ACCOUNTANT

see CURSE J 1 under a curse; Ill- fated 2 deserving to be cursed; damnable; abominable Also ac.curst (a bust' ) -ac.curs edllY
adv.

curse upon ,

exco~mumcate "

ac-cusjal (" kyoo' zal)

ac.curs ed.ness n.
n.

brokerage , etc. who handJes the accounts of. and maintains direct contact with , one or more established clients and seeks new clients ac.count- ing (a kount' il)) n. 1 the principles or practice of systematically recording, presenting, and interpreting financial accounts 2 a statement of debits and credits 3 a settling or balancing of
account payable

account executive an executive

statement

total amount of money owed as of the date of the aummarizing
in 8I1 advertising agency, stock.

the

ac. cu.sa.tion (ak' voo zA' sh"n
ac-cu' sa.ti. val

accused 2 the cri;"e or wrong of which a person is accused (0 kyoo' :r.a ti' val) adj. of the accusative case
: (a kyOi:l'r.ativ) lJdj. I ME acwatif "L

ACCUSATION . or being yo- ) n. 1 an accusIng
acclLSalwus

ac-cu,sa. tive
accusare

ACCUSE: L mistransl. (by PRISCIAN) of Gr

accounts
pI.

ca:,sative: the goal or end . lenD co ~ectJy rendered deslL/latof an action W8.'l arig.considered to be Its cause ~ 1 Gram, ing, of. or in the case o~ th~ direct object .of a finite verb: also sometimeS used of the objectIve case In Enghsh 2 accusatory

causativw

grammatical point

accounts payable the amount owed by

lJdv. 1 the accusative case 2 a word in this case - ac-cu sa, tiv~y acclLSatoriw: see to.rilal (" kyoo' :r.a tOr'! 01) adj. ae.

-no

cu.sa.

business to a creditor , usually for goods or services account receivable pi. accounts receivable the amount owed to a

ACCUSE J of,

ac,cou' ple.ment (. kup

business by a debtor, usually for goods or services
al mant) n. i Fr " accoupLer, to couple up 00( OFr acoupLer 0( L ad- to + copulare, to CUUPloE J 00( ML accopulare Archil. Carpenthe placing of calumns in pairs close together 2

ac.eou. ter

consuere to' sew 0( can. esp, for military service
BC' Cou.ter.ment
clothes; dress

try a brace or tie of timber Dr ac,cou. tre (" kffiit or) vt -tered or -Ired (-ard!. -ter' ing or - tring (" koot' ar iI), . koo' tril)) lFr accoutrer earlier accous. trer, " VL prob. 0( consutura seam , sewing" to ... OFr costure

I a) personal outfit; Ac.cra (a kra ) capital of Ghana: seaport on the Gulf of Guinea: pop.
1 an accoutering or being accoutered 2 b) a soldier (pI,

954

a~'eredjit (. kred' it)

, to ... CREDIT J 1 ize; give credentials to fan leges may be accredited credit (an action ,,",credited tion (-a ta' sh"n) n.

000
together + vt. ! Fr

suere,

SEW) to outfit,; equip,

c.cu.sa. tojry (" kyoo'zo tion; accusing 0( OFr aC'CUBe (0 kyooz vt. ac.cused' , 8c.cus ing I ME acusen aCClLSare to call to account" ad. to + causa CAU SE I 1 acuser" to find at fault; blame 2 to bring formaJ charges against (of doing the accused the person or Law wrong breaking the law , etc. perso ~s fonnally charged with commission of 8 crime - ac. cus')er adv. n. - 8c.cus'inglly SYN. -8ccuse means W find fault for offenses of varying gravity (w accuse someone of murder. carelessness . eLe.); w charge is to make an
adj. t.6r'e)

or in the manner of, ~ accuser

(L

making or contaIning 8I1 accusa.

or ac. eou.tre. ment (" koot'ar mant, -koo' tra- ) n.
s equipment except clothes and weapons
cu;crediter
accredited

her with jayof a legal or formaJ nature (!.he policecluJrged accuBation find a walking!; indict describes the actIOn of a grand Jury and means be brought tnaJ; amllgn case against a person and order the person call means person before 8 court to be Informed of pending charges:

impeach means to charge a public official wi~h miaconducl in office. but
in nonlegaJ usage means to challenge a persons motIves

, eLe.

to give credit or

credit

to. bring into credit or favor 2 to author-

authority"

ac.cus.tom (a kus
a. to. costume:

tam)

vt.

i ME

,,",ClLGto~n"

OFr

acostumer

see CUSTOM! to make
tamd) ad/.

familiar by custom , habit, or
up.

in; take as true 4 to certify 85 meeting certain set standards fcolto him) SYN.

representative) 3 to believe

ae. cus. tomed (0 kus

~; habituate (to)

1 customary; usual; charactenatlc

by regional associations) 5 to attribute;
AUTHORIZE - ac.cred')i.
-cret'ing

at He car'
in etymolagies:

ten eve; is, ice; go , horn , look , tool; oil ou~;
os 8 in ago. u in
the;

fu~ a

(1at" n): cl1in; she; zh a.s in azure (azh' "r); , Ilan

~ io, ';"'tre.s ed vowels

focus; , os in Latin
I) os Ln nng (';1))

aC' crete

(. kret'

vi.

-cret1ed ,

!" L accretus ,

pp, of

'" = Americanism

. = unattested: " ~ de:,v..d from; ) = from which
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breath) 4 far off

defama\
pled
piing to

by ten
company of ten men"

de.cu'rijon (de kyoor'e an) n.

make te, ~s as much or as many: multiply dewria, " L decurio dewrwun ! ME
decem
TEN I Rom, His Lory

in the outfieldf fdeep I localed far down or back eight feet dee~ fa rkep b) coming fro' .:oing far down or back past) 5 hard to understanct abstruse ;,e deep trouble! 7 bookf ~ ~ tremely g rave or serious (In deep deep discus. lovef 8 Inlellectually profound fa deep strongly felt fdeep dealingsf b) carefully sly; de\';ous fdeep

sionf 9 a) lricky and

having charge of ten men 2 a member of a municipal or colonial senate de" adj. prp. of decurrere ff L decurrens, de.cur.rent (df kttr'ant) extending down along to run: set' CURRENT ~ Bat currere, down...
, the stem, as the base of some

leaves

10 dark and rich fa deep red! " sunk fa deep secretf guarded degree; fdeep or absorbed by: with in sleep) '3 much b) hea\'Y and unbroken 120 deep joy) intense fdeep pitcl1 or range fa deep voice) '5 in debt) '4 of low involved fdeep deop ~ ME dep ~ OE I,a cut..- in the budgetf -n, big'fdeep large;

in thoughtf 12 a) great in

"L de.curved (de k\lrvd' IIdj, I transL of LL decLLruatus CLLruatu.s pp, of curuare to CURVE j Zool. curved or bent downward , u.sLLaUy di kus it) vt. , vi, de,eus'sate (de kus lit' , dek' a sat':lor ad). -sst')ed , -sating I 0( L decussatUs pp, of decu.s-

de.

DE. +

deep place or any of the deepest parts, as in water or earth

2 the

decu.ssis, sore, to . cross in the form of an X " cU?cem, TEN J to cross or cut the figure ten (X) " , forming -adj, so as to form an X: intersect

extent of encompassing space or time, of the unknown, etc, 3 the middJe part; part that is darkest , most silent, etc. (in the deep nightf 4 NaLLe any of the unmarked fathom points between those deoP'! ! ME depe " 0& -adv. i m a deep way marked on a lead line
or to a deep exlent; far down, lar in ,
SYN. far back, etc, fto dig deepf

an X; decussated 2 Bot arranged in pairs
f;Towing at right angles to those above below: said of leaves or branches - de' cus
salellY

and

angry or excited - in trouble or difficulty - the deep IOld Poet.

BROAD - go
sdv,

oN

the deep end' lCoUoq. j to plunge rashly

into an enterprise 2 to become

deep water in

de.cus.sa. tion

sdv.

deep-chestjed (- ches
chest fa deep-chested

deep1ly

deep ness n,
1.id)

1 the sea or ocean -

(de'ka

sa' shan.

dek'

) n. fi L
DECUSSATE

decLL$satio D , a decussating or being decus. AnaL, sated 2 an intersection forming an X 3

"'deep- dish pie (-dish' ) a pie , usually of fruit, baked izI a deep dish
LEAVES Of
COLEUS
+

adj, roar)

having,

or co-rning as from , a thick

a crossing of bands of nerve fibers in the brain

deep- dyed (-did'
unmitigated fa deepjen (d~' pan)

and having only a top crust
sdj.

, stained throughout 2 tooroughgoing:

or spinal cord , pI. de.dans de. dans (da dan Fr. dan dan ) t Fr , lit, the interior" OFr dam from within"
dedenz

intus within 0( IE

de.

from. LL enLos,

deintu.s

within" base

en.

de' from L IN D CoLLr! Tennis'

deep- dyed villainf vt- , vi.to make or become deep or deeper ",Deep. freeze ,(dep frez ) !" DE:EP + F'RE:EZE i trademark for a deep no (d-) , , a deep freezer 2 stornr:e. in or as in a deep freezer

gallery for spectators in the end wall of a court 2 the spectatCl"S
" L dedicaLu.s, ded~'eate (ded' i kit:lor u" -kat' adj, (ME dedical de- intens. + du:are, pp. of dedicare to consecrate, declare" vt, dicere to say. see DICTION I (Archaic) dedicated proclaim" " the adj. i , to set apart for -cat1ed , -caring ME dedicaLen worship of a deity or devote tC a sacred purpose, 2 to set apart seriously for a special purpose; devote to some work duty, etc. fshe 3 to address or inscribe (a her life to serving the poorf dedicated book, artistic performance, etc, ) to someone or something as a sigT1 of honor or affection '0-4 to open formally (a public building,afairr to SYN. DEVOTE - ded"'c etc. ) 5 Law to devote to public use

a match in court tennis

free2.er 3 a conditIOn of suspended activity, dealinl;s, etc. -'-vt froze Iro' zen freez ing (d-) 1 to subject (food:s) to sudden freezing so. as to preserve and store 2 to slQre in a deep free7.er storing food quick- fre n *deep freezer any freezerIrforing to fry ezia g andpan of,boiling fat in deep deep- fry (-fri' ) vt. -fried' y

deep- laid (.iad'
laid

or oil

adj.

carefully worked out and kept secret adj.

fdeep.

plans) deep-rootjed (.root' , ,root' id)
fixed: hard to remove fdeep.rooted

, having deep roo1.s 2 firmly

deep scattering layer any of the stratified zones in , the ocean which rdlect sound during echo sounding. usually composed of (c,
marine organisms which migrate vertically from c, 250 to 800 m adj. in or of the deeper parts of the sea adj.

bias)

dedli.catjed (ded' i kat'ad)
faithful 2 Comput.

desigT1ating a piece of equipment , a program

vt. pp, of DEDICATE

adj.

, devoted or

deep-sea (.sf'

820 to 2, 625 ft,

etc, that is deliberately restricted to a particular useL or task dedicatio " dedji.ca. tion (ded' , ka' shan) n. I ME dedicacioLLn , as in a
tive (-kat'

deep-sealjecj (.set' id)
adj.

surface 2 DEEP- ROOTED (sense 2)

fishing)
blow .

fdeep-sea

1 placed or originating fa:r beneath the

book. dedicating or being dedicated 2 an inscription dedicatin~ it to a' person, cause, etc. 3 wholehearted devotion dedli.ca. tojry (ded'i ka tore) adj. of or as a dedication Also ded'ji-

de. dif. fer.en, ti.a. tion

ka tiv)

(de dif'ar en

she a' shan) ~ a revl"rsal of cell

deep-set (-set' deep-six (-siks ) n. I from the custom of burial at sea in at least six fathoms I (Slang) , orig., burial at sea 2 a discardinr: or disposing vt. (Slangl to get rid of , as by throwing overboard of something *deep South I.hat area of the U. S, regarded as most typically
, deeply set 2 firmly fixed

development , esp, in plants , so that the differentiation that had occurred previously is lost and the cell becomes more generalized in structu re deducen du de, duce (de doos dy60s , di- ) vt -duced' de. e djng...! ME ducere own to lead down , bring away" " L deducere.
lead: see DUCT I , to trace the course or derivation of 2 to infer by

Southern. and conservative, especially the southernmost parts Ga" Ala. , Miss. , and La, deep 'space OUTER SPACE

of

*deep structure in transformational grammar ,

the abstract syn-

logical reasoning: reason out or conclude from known facts or gen. SYN. INf'ER - de' duc ijble adj. eral principles

tactic pattern underlying the construction in the surface structure of a sentence dear wild animal. der " OE pI. deer or deers 1 ME deer (did n.. tier ON dyr " IE base dhewes dheu:.s. to stir up, akin to Ger
moose , and reindeer. esp. . the smaller species, as 1.r.e whi1.e. tailed deer and mule deer: in most species , usuaUy only tbe males grow and shed bony antlers annuaIJy 2 lObs. ) any animal; beast
breathe () DUSK. DO2.E, fURY): for sense development , ineluding MAL J , any of a family (Cervidae) of rumin3nts

de, duct
deducere:

(de dukt

, di.

) vt i ME

dedLLcten

"L

deductus.

pp, of

cf. ANI. the elk

see prec.l to take away or subtract (a quantity!
fdeductible

de.duct. ilble

(-a bal) adj. as a deduction in computing income tax

, that can be deducted 2 that is allowed
expensesf

, a clause in an insurance policy stating that the insurer stipulated that portion of a loss , damage , etc. remaining after a

will pay

",deer. fly

amount. to be paid by the insured party, is deducted 2 the amount stipulated - de. duet' ijbil'iJty n.

ous flies ,

Ilies ' , pI. (dir'Oi' esp, any of a genus

any of certain ' bloods\!lcking. dipter(Chrysops)

of th", same family

de. due.tion

(de duk' shan , di. ) n. iMEdeduccioun ~ L a deducting or being deducted; subtraction 2 a
deducted or allowed to be deducted 3 Logic

deducLio

sum or amount

I,

(Tabanidae) as horseflies deer. hound (- hound' ) n. SCOTTISH Dj,;~RHOUND

the act or process of

deducing; reasoning from the general to the specific , or from premalso, a conclusion reached by such reasoning: distinguished from INDUCTION - de, duc tive adj. de' duc ti\lejJy adv. Dee (de) 1 river in NE Scotland , flowing east into the North Sea: 90 mi, (145 km) 2 river in N Wales and W England , flowing northeast
ises to a logically valid conclusion:

*deer mouse a mostly North American , white. footed mouse (genus PeromyscLLS) deer, skin (dir'skin ) n, , the hide of a deer 2 leathe'r or a g3rment
made from this -adj.

deer.stalk1er (. st6k' ar)

deed (dedJ n, ~ ME
ON

into the Irish Sea: 70 mi, (113 km)
de de " OE

made of deerskin n, , a hun1.er who stalks dee..- 2 a hunter's cap with a visor in front and in back ",de-eslca/lale (de es ka lat' vi. , vt. -patted. -pat'Jing to reverse the effect of escalation on (something); reduce or lessen in scope , mag. nitude , ftc, - de-es'jealla')\ion n.

ded. dil!d

akin to Ger

Lat

OOu

dede,

del 1 defendant 2 defense 3 defensive 4 deferred 5 defined 6

feat of courage, skil1 , etc. 3 action: actual performance (honest in , when delivLaw a document under seal which deed) word and

dath

Goth

deds:

for IE base see DO' I , a thing done: act 2 a

de. face
desfatier,

definition

(de fas , di-

see DE- & F'ACE J 1 to spoil the

ered , transfers a present interest in property -

vt.

to transfer

mar 2 to make

" OFr cLefacen appearanoe of; disfIgure; iIJegible by injuring the surface of - de, face ment
vI.

faced'

fac

ing i ME

"'dee.

(property) by such a document - in
jay (de' ja' ) n.

OE deman to judge , decree" deem (dem) vt. , vi, ME demon" base of dom DOOM' ' to think , believe, ,or judge vI. -!sized' , -Isiz')ing to remove de-emlphalsize (de em fa siz de-

deed in fact: reaUy I D(lSC) , (OCKEY) I (Colloq, ) DISC JOCKEY

n. - de, fac'\er n.

de. lacjto
de facto catus,

(de fak' to, da. , da. ) t L ~ existing or being such in actual fact though n0t by legal esLBblishment , official reco"ition, etc-

government): cf. DE JURE
fol' , di.

de, la!.cate (de fal' kat'
pp. of dejalcare,

vi.

-cat1ed ,

emphasis from; lessen
em')phBlsis (.sisl n.
adj. i ME IE base dep

the importance or prominence of deop, akin lQ Ger tiej, Goth diups

to cut off: see nE. & F'ALCATE
f6ln, ) n. ~ ML defalcatio:

misuse funds entrusted tC one

s care: embezzle - de'
! ME defamarioun"

dcjal-caring ~" ML I to steal or tor n. fal'
see prec. ~ 1
OFr

deep (dep)

" OE

de, lal.ca, tion
ciun " LL

(de'fal ka' shan

ward from the top or top edges, inward from the surface , or back.
ward from the front

dheLLb- deep. hollow) DIP , DUMP' I 1 extending far down-

embezzlement 2 the amount embezzled
(defa ma' sh;m)
difjamotin

defla,ma, tion

difama-

drawerf lake, a deep fa deep cut, a deep extending down , inward, etc. a specified length or distance fwater

slander , or libel

I a defaming or bemg de fa ,"",d; detraction,