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Online Vocabulary for 5th January :

accountant (n) : one who maintains accounts
accoutre (v) : to furnish with dress and trappings (esp. a warrior)
accredit (v) : trust, believe, give authority to
accrue (v) : to come to
accretion (n) : growth
accumulate (v) : heap up, increase greatly
accuracy (n) : exactness, correctness, without any error
accurate (adj) : careful, exact, without error
accursed (adj) : subject to a curse, detestable
accurst (adj) : subject to a curse, detestable
accusative (adj) : accusing, blaming
accusative (n) : the objective case
accusatory (adj) : suggesting or containing an accusation
accuse (v) : indict, charge
accused (n) : person charged
accustom (v) : habituated, familiar, usual
ace (n) : one of the playing cards, a champion who achieves something great
acerb (adj) : sour, bitter
acerbate (v) : make sour or bitter, irritate, anger
acetify (v) : convert into vinegar, get sour
acetous (adj) : having the qualities of vinegar, with a sour taste
acetylene (n) : colourless gas burning with a clear bright flame
ache (n) : continuous pain
achievable (adj) : capable of being performed which can be carried out to the finish
achieve (v) : finish, win, do, reach
achievement (n) : accomplishment, a great deed, completion
Achilles heel (n) : vulnerable spot
acid (n) : a sour substance
acidulated (adj) : made slightly acidic
acknowledge (v) : accept
acme (n) : the top or highest point, must perfect stage, crises
acne (n) : pimple
acoustic (adj) : of sound or of the sense of hearing
acoustics (n) : the science of sound
acquaint (v) : inform, make familiar with
acquaintance (n) : a friend not so intimate
acquest (n) : self-earned property, thing acquired
acquire (v) : gain, get
acquit (v) : set free, conduct well

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