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AC, EC, _conj_ But, and

_Barbour_

A S _aec_, _eac_; Moes G _auk_; Ale _ook_; Lat _ac_, etiam

ACCOMIE, _s_ A species of metal, S

V ~Alcomye~

_To_ ACCORD Used impersonally; _as accords_, or _as accords of law_, i

e as is agreeable or confornification than the phrase, _as effeiris_, which denotes any thing proportional, convenient, or beco, as well as conformity

_Laws of S_

_To_ ACHERSPYRE, _v n_ To shoot, to germinate, E _acrospire_

_Chalmerlan Air_

A S _aechir_, an ear of corn, _aecer_, Su G _aakar_, corn, and _spira_, the projection of any thing that is long and slender Gr

a????, summus, and spe??a, spira

ACHERSPIRE, _s_ The gerrain frorows, S

ACHIL, _adj_ noble

V ~Athil~

_To_ ACRES, ACRESCE, _v n_

1 To increase, to gather strength

_Burel_

2 Used us a law terht, or claim, flows from, and naturally falls to be added to, its principal

Fr _accroist-re_, Lat _accrescere_, id

_To_ ACQUEIS, _v a_ To acquire

_Burel_