accordoir, n.m., tuning-hammer.
accore, n.f., (nav.) shore, prop, stanchion.
accore, adj., bluff, steep.
accorer, v.a., (nav.) to shore up, to prop, to stay, to wedge.
accorné, -e, adj., (her.) horned.
accort, -e, adj., flexible, complying, courteous, affable.
accortise, n.f., complaisance, affability, courtesy.
accostable, adj., (l.u.) accostable, easy of access. Il n’est pas —; he is not approachable.
accoste, n.m., (nav.) order to bring alongside.
accoster, v.a., to accost, to make up to, to come or go up to one, to join, to couple; (nav.) to come alongside.