(a) Something done, an act, a deed; accioun of penitence (penaunce), an act of penance; (b) the operation or effect (of heat or fire); the activity or function (of a bodily organ); accioun visif……

(a) The performance (of a task), the carrying out (of a plan, purpose, someone's wish), fulfillment (of a promise); (b) the obtaining (of happiness, property), attainment (of that which one desires). …

Cp. accomplissh(e)-ment. Fulfillment. …

(a) Friendly sentiment, attitude, or disposition; goodwill, god accord; (b) sentiment or opinion; standen of accord, agree in sentiment (with sb.); fallen of accord, to consent; bi accord……

Of persons: (a) agreement in sentiment, concurrence of opinion; comoun accordaunce, mutual agreement; on accordaunce, unanimity; (b) compliance (with the will of God), devotion; compliance with rules……

(a) Reconciliation; friendliness; of on accordement, united in spirit; (b) a formal agreement of reconciliation; a covenant of peace; also, the terms of such an agreement; maken accordement, make……

(a) Correspondence or correlation (between things); consistency; (b) ?proper conduct, ?peaceableness. …

(a) Liable to render account; (b) charged with accounting; officer accountant; (c) as noun: an accounting officer. …

(a) A computation, enumeration, or count; -- often pl.; (b) the method or art of computing; -- pl. …

(a) One who keeps accounts; (b) a writer, a historian. …

An accusation; what one is charged with, a misdeed. …

(a) The act of charging someone with an offence or misconduct; (b) law formal accusation, indictment; (c) self-accusation, confession. …

One who charges another with false notions, a critic. …

(a) Accusing, self-accusing [note the play on the word cas in GRom.]; (b) gram. accustif (cas). …

(a) Self-accusing; (b) a confessional. …

(a) An accuser; (b) a plaintiff. …

(a) The action of accusing or being accused; indictment; (b) a charge of misconduct or offence, an accusation. …

(a) One who accuses or brings charges; also, one who makes false charges, denounces, or defames; fals acusour; (b) one who reveals or betrays confidential matters; that which reveals or makes known……

bi or of accustom, by custom or habit. …