accoler, v.a., to hug, to embrace; to place side by side; to couple; (hort.) to prop, to tie up.
accolure, n.f., (agri.) a band of straw, osier.
accommodable, adj., that may be arranged; accommodable.
accommodage, n.m., the dressing of meat, cooking; hair-dressing.
accommodant, -e, adj., accommodating, complying, courteous.
accommodé, -e, part., favored, fitted up, adjusted; (cook.) dressed; well off, well to do.
accommodement (-mān), n.m., accommodation, agreement, arrangement, composition; settlement; reconciliation; way, medium. Un homme d’—; a man easy to deal with. En venir à un —; to come to terms.
accommoder, v.a., to adapt, to accommodate, to fit, to make up; to mend, to improve; to reconcile, to conciliate; to adjust; to be convenient; to dress, to trim; to cook; to treat, to serve out; to thrash; to let have, to sell. Ceci vous accommodera-t-il? will this suit you?
s’accommoder, v.r., to agree, to come to terms; to accommodate one’s self; to suit; to make free with; to be pleased with, to put up with. — à tout; to put up with anything. — de tout; to be pleased with everything.
*accompagnat-eur, n.m., -rice, n.f., (mus.) accompanist.