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 or the paying of an yearely rent, or Cens for any thing held.

Accent: m. An Accent; also, the raising, or letting fall, of the voice in pronunciation.  Accent aigu. A sharpe accent, marked thus, ´, & much vsed.  Accent circonflex, ou contourné. The bowed accent is marked thus, or thus [* symbol] prob best.], and is not much vsed in French.  Accent graue. is marked thus, `, & set ouer the words à, où, là, &c. Accentué: m. ée: f. Accented; noted, or pronounced, with an accent.

Accentuer. To marke, note, or pronounce, with an accent

Acceptable: com. Acceptable, gracious, pleasing, fit, or worthy, to be entertained.

Acceptation: f. An acceptation, intertainment, receipt, allowance of.

Accepté: m. ée: f. Accepted: receiued, or intertained in good part.

Accepter. To accept, intertaine, receaue in good part; admit, approue, allow of.

Acceptilation: f. A paiment; or, an imaginary discharge of a debt, made from a Creditor vnto a Debtor in this forme; Tiens tu pas pour eu, & receu ce que ie t'ay promis? (saies the Debtor; wherto the other answers) Ouy, Ie le tiens. Acception: f. An acception, accepting, receauing, taking; an admission, or intertainment of; also, a respect, or distinction of persons, in Iudgement.

Accessible: com. Accessible, familiar, courteous, gentle, of easie accesse.

Accessif: m. iue: f. Accessible, accessiue, easie to come vnto.

Accession. An accession, or addition; also, an accesse or comming vnto.

Accessoire: com. A circumstance; an accession, increase, augmentation, ouerplus, vantage ouer and besides the due or principall; also, a danger, great mischiefe, or trouble; also, an error, or disorder.

Accessoire: com. Accidentall, or accessarie; happening, or comming in, or making one by chance.

Accessoirement. Accessarily, accidentally.

Accez: m. An accesse, an entrie, or passage vnto, a comming vnto a place, or matter.  Accez de fiebvre. A fit of an ague.

Accident. An accident, a circumstance; also, a misfortune mishap, calamitie, mischance; also, any accident, or casualtie.

Accidental: m. ale: f. Accidentall, Casuall.

Accidentalement. Accidentally, casually, by fortune, by meere chance.

Accidentellement. as Accidentalement. Acclampé. Fastened, pinned, pegged; ¶Norm. Acclamper. To fasten, to pin, or peg; ¶Norm. Accodepot. A Triuet; the prop, or supporter, of a seething pot.

Accoeuiller. To benum, or besot, with sencelesnesse.

Accoinct, or Accoint; Acquainted, or familiar with; also, neat, compt, fine, spruce in apparell, or otherwise.

Accointable: com. Acquaintable, easie to be acquainted, or familiar, with.

Accointance: f. Acquaintance, conuersation, or commerce, with.

Accointement. as Accointance; (An old word.)

Accointer. To make iollie, peart, quaint, comely, gallant, gay; to pranke, decke, tricke vp: also, to seeke, or affect, the acquaintance of; In which sence it is most vsed passiuely, or with the passiue article; as; S'accointer de. To wax acquainted, grow familiar, with; or, to get, or desire, the acquaintance of.

Accoisé: m. ée: f. Quieted, calmed, pacified, appeased, quallified, assuaged, allaied, eased.

Accoisement. A quieting, pacifieng, appeasing, qualifying, easing, assuaging, abatement of paine or passion.

Accoiser. To quiet, pacifie, appease, calme, assuage, ease, mittigat, quallifie, abate, allay.

Accolite: m. A nouice, or yoong proficient, also the boy that ministers to the priest at masse-time.

Accollade: f. A colling, clipping, imbracing about the necke; Hence, the dubbing of a knight, or the ceremonie vsed therein.

Accollé. Colled, clipped, imbraced about the necke; in blazon, collared.

Accollée: f. at Accollade. Accoller. To embrace, coll, or clip about the necke.

Accolleer. To make meet, or fit for the necke; Also, to strike in the necke, as men kill conies.

Accommodable. Fittable, aptable, appliable.

Accommodation. A fitting, apting, applying, accommodating, furnishing.

Accommodé. Fitted, apted, applied; furnished, accommodated; also, helped, assisted; also coursed, or cudgelled.

Accommoder. To accommodate, fit, apt, applie, frame vnto, or for; to furnish; also, to assist, helpe, succour; also, to course, beat, cudgell, vse a knaue in his kind.  Accommoder vne femmes. To vse a woman.  s'accommoder au temps. To serue the time; to follow the swinge, course, or fashion, of the present world; to doe as others doe.

Accompagnable: com. Companable, sociable, easie to bee conuersed with.

Accompagné: m. ée: f. Accompanied, associated, consorted, kept with; hauing the company, or fellowship, of.  Mieux vaut estre seul que mal accompagné. Pro. It is better to be alone than with idle, or ill sorted, companie.

Accompagnement. A companying, or accompanying; a fellowship, societie, association.

Accompagner. To accompanie, associat, consort, keepe, or hold, fellowship with; also, to follow (in courtesie.)

Accomparageant. Comparing, matching with, resembling vnto.

Accomparager. To compare, match, equall, confer one thing with another.

Accomparer. as Accomparager. Accompli: m. ie: f. Accomplished, atchieued, finished, performed, fulfilled; also, furnished, supplied, indued, with.  Cent ans accomplis. Full a hundred yeares.

Accomplir. To accomplish, finish, fulfill, performe, atchieue; supplie or furnish what lacketh.

Accomplissement. A fulfilling, accomplishment, atchieuement, full performance of; also, a supplie, or furnishing.

Accomplisseur. a fulfiller, atchieuer, performer, accomplisher, finisher, supplier, full furnisher.

Acconditionné: m. ée: f. Giuen, or granted, vpon condition.

Acconditionner. To giue, or, graunt, vpon condition.

Acconduire. To lead, or bring to; to conduct, or guide vnto.

Acconsuyvre. To ouertake, or attaine vnto; to reach, in iourneying, or going. Ie ne scauroy acconsuyvre par paroles le grand plaisir. I cannot expresse or comprehend, in any words,