 AccoClick to Search Acco |
| city with both ancient and modern sections located on the northern coast of Israel (also Acre) |
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accoladeClick to Search accolade |
| laurels, award or honor, expression of praise; brace or vertical line used in music to connect 2 or more staves (Music); ceremonial bestowal of knighthood by tapping on a person`s shoulders with a sword; curved molding (Architecture) |
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accolatedClick to Search accolated |
| overlapping and facing in the same direction |
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accommodateClick to Search accommodate |
| host guests; provide lodging; adapt oneself; give, bestow |
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accommodate prior bookingClick to Search accommodate prior booking |
| honor reservations which were made earlier |
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accommodatingClick to Search accommodating |
| helping; pleasant, easygoing; polite; flexible |
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accommodatinglyClick to Search accommodatingly |
| flexibly, in an adaptable manner |
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accommodationClick to Search accommodation |
| housing; residence; lodging; adjustment; arrangement |
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accommodation addressClick to Search accommodation address |
| (British) mailing address given by a person or company not capable or reluctant to give a permanent recognizable address |
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accommodation ladderClick to Search accommodation ladder |
| emergency ladder on a boat |
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accommodation trainClick to Search accommodation train |
| local train |
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accommodationalClick to Search accommodational |
| accommodative, tending to accommodate, obliging |
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accommodationistClick to Search accommodationist |
| compromiser, one that compromises, one who prefers to make concessions in order to settle a disagreement as opposed to confrontation |
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accommodationsClick to Search accommodations |
| lodgings, living quarters |
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accommodativeClick to Search accommodative |
| adaptable, willing to make changes, obliging |
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accommodativelyClick to Search accommodatively |
| adaptively, with adjustment |
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accommodativenessClick to Search accommodativeness |
| quality of being accommodative, adaptability |
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accommodatorClick to Search accommodator |
| host, one who provides food or hospitality; giver, one who bestows, provider |
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accomp (accompanist)Click to Search accomp (accompanist) |
| one who sings or plays a part designed to compliment a melody (Music) |
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accompanimentClick to Search accompaniment |
| decorative element; minor part which complements the main musical part; musical piece played while a song is being performed; act of accompanying a person |
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accompanimentsClick to Search accompaniments |
| condiments, pickles, olives; candied fruits |
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accompanistClick to Search accompanist |
| someone who provides accompaniment (especially a musician who plays a minor part to complement the main instrument) |
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accompanyClick to Search accompany |
| go along with, go together with; join, attach |
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accompanyingClick to Search accompanying |
| providing musical accompaniment; joining along with; escorting, attending |
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accompanyistClick to Search accompanyist |
| someone who provides accompaniment (especially a musician who plays a minor part to complement the main instrument) |
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accompliClick to Search accompli |
| part of the French phrase "fait accompli" (accomplished feat) |
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accompliceClick to Search accomplice |
| partner in crime |
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accomplish a policyClick to Search accomplish a policy |
| achieve implementation of an agreed upon plan or goal |
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accomplishableClick to Search accomplishable |
| achievable, capable of being carried out |
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accomplished factClick to Search accomplished fact |
| established fact, something that has already been proven |
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accomplished the missionClick to Search accomplished the mission |
| completed the task, finished the job, finished the assignment |
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accomplished violinistClick to Search accomplished violinist |
| skillful violinist, master violinist |
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accomplisherClick to Search accomplisher |
| one who accomplishes, achiever |
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accomplishmentClick to Search accomplishment |
| fulfillment, realization; performance; characteristic; virtue, merit; achievement, attainment |
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accordClick to Search accord |
| give, bestow; be in agreement, agree; match, fit; complement |
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accord a hearty welcomeClick to Search accord a hearty welcome |
| give a warm welcome, glad hand |
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accord and satisfactionClick to Search accord and satisfaction |
| agreement whereby both sides waive part of their claims (Law) |
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accordableClick to Search accordable |
| capable of being agreed on, reconcilable, grantable |
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accordanceClick to Search accordance |
| suitability; coordination, conformity; agreement |
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accordancyClick to Search accordancy |
| accordance, harmony, coordination, agreement |
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accordantClick to Search accordant |
| suitable; harmonious, agreeing |
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accordantlyClick to Search accordantly |
| in agreement, harmoniously |
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accorderClick to Search accorder |
| one who agrees |
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accordingClick to Search according |
| by; like, as; in agreement with |
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according toClick to Search according to |
| under, in accord with |
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according to civil service regulationsClick to Search according to civil service regulations |
| in agreement with civil service rules |
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according to CockerClick to Search according to Cocker |
| quite correct, entirely correct |
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according to his capabilityClick to Search according to his capability |
| in proportion to his potential, in correspondence with his ability |
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according to his meansClick to Search according to his means |
| in proportion to his financial resources, in correspondence with his income |
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according to his needsClick to Search according to his needs |
| suitable to his requirements |
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according to his storyClick to Search according to his story |
| accordin to what he says, by what he says |
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according to his versionClick to Search according to his version |
| as stated in his account, according to his rendering |
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according to HoyleClick to Search according to Hoyle |
| according to the rules; by the regulation book |
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according to Jewish LawClick to Search according to Jewish Law |
| in agreement with the laws of the Jewish religion |
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according to protocolClick to Search according to protocol |
| in line with accepted procedures |
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according to rumorsClick to Search according to rumors |
| on the basis of what is rumored |
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according to the lawClick to Search according to the law |
| in agreement with the law |
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according to the letter of the lawClick to Search according to the letter of the law |
| with all the severity that the law allows |
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according to thisClick to Search according to this |
| as stated by this |
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according to traditionClick to Search according to tradition |
| in agreement with tradition |
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accordinglyClick to Search accordingly |
| therefore; due to that or the reason given; correspondingly |
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accordion pleatsClick to Search accordion pleats |
| permanent fold of equal width in alternating opposite directions made in some material |
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accordionistClick to Search accordionist |
| one who plays the accordion |
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accostClick to Search accost |
| approach, confront, waylay (often aggressively); solicit, proposition |
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accostableClick to Search accostable |
| approachable, accessible |
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accouchementClick to Search accouchement |
| childbirth, delivery of a baby |
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accoucheurClick to Search accoucheur |
| man who assists during the birth of a child, male midwife |
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accoucheuseClick to Search accoucheuse |
| woman who assists during the birth of a child, midwife |
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accountClick to Search account |
| business agreement which allows use of something; formal business agreement in which a client is provided access to a computer system or Internet server (Computers, Internet); report; description; explanation |
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accountClick to Search account |
| explain; give a report; cause; regard |
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account activityClick to Search account activity |
| changes or transactions in an account (in a bank, etc.) |
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account analysisClick to Search account analysis |
| calculating the balance of an account and examination of past transactions |
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account bookClick to Search account book |
| book in which accounts are recorded |
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account closingClick to Search account closing |
| termination of an account (in a bank, etc.) |
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account dataClick to Search account data |
| information which appears in the records of a bank account |
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account executiveClick to Search account executive |
| one who is authorized to manage a client`s accounts (for a commission fee) |
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account forClick to Search account for |
| give a report, be responsible (for deeds); explain, give an explanation |
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account in balanceClick to Search account in balance |
| account in which there is equality between the totals of the two sides |
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account limitationClick to Search account limitation |
| account restriction, placing of restrictions on a bank account that had insufficient funds to cover checks |
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account lineClick to Search account line |
| account activity which has been recorded in a ledger |
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account localizationClick to Search account localization |
| obtaining information concerning a specific bank account |
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account management feeClick to Search account management fee |
| money paid to someone in order to handle financial accounts |
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account numberClick to Search account number |
| individual number assigned to all account holders which specifies which account belongs to them (at a bank, etc.) |
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account of eventsClick to Search account of events |
| record of things which have happened |
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Account PartyClick to Search Account Party |
| (Finance) person or party who applies to a bank or requests from other person to issue a letter of credit |
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account statementClick to Search account statement |
| detailed list of bank account activity (withdrawals, deposits, etc.) |
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account transactionClick to Search account transaction |
| any activity within an account (at a bank, etc.) |
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account transaction recordingClick to Search account transaction recording |
| recording of account activity |
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accountable forClick to Search accountable for |
| responsible for, answerable for |
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accountable toClick to Search accountable to |
| answerable to |
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accountablenessClick to Search accountableness |
| quality of being accountable, responsibility, liability |
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accountablyClick to Search accountably |
| in an accountable manner, in an explainable manner |
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accountancyClick to Search accountancy |
| practice of an accountant, keeping of accounts |
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accountant generalClick to Search accountant general |
| head accountant of a country, one who leads the Treasury Ministry and is responsible for maintaining the national budget |
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accountantshipClick to Search accountantship |
| position or profession of an accountant |
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accounterClick to Search accounter |
| ascribe; assign; attribute |
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accounting booksClick to Search accounting books |
| financial records, books where financial transactions are recorded |
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accounting costClick to Search accounting cost |
| (Economics) expense of production that is recorded in the accounting records of a company, total sum of money spent |
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accounting forClick to Search accounting for |
| explanation; giving in detailed information, reporting of |
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accounting periodClick to Search accounting period |
| defined and uniform period of time in which account activity is recorded |
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accounting period assumptionClick to Search accounting period assumption |
| basic outlook in accounting that sets uniform and defined accounting periods (usually one year) |
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accounting programClick to Search accounting program |
| bookkeeping program, program used to track financial transactions |
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accounts codeClick to Search accounts code |
| account number, code serving to identify one`s financial account |
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accounts departmentClick to Search accounts department |
| department of a bank responsible for managing accounts |
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accounts payableClick to Search accounts payable |
| account which shows the current debts of a business |
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accouterClick to Search accouter |
| dress, outfit, equip, provide with supplies, provide with military supplies |
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accoutermentClick to Search accouterment |
| process of equipping, act of supplying with garments or other necessary equipment |
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accoutreClick to Search accoutre |
| dress, outfit, equip, supply, provide with military supplies |
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accoutredClick to Search accoutred |
| equipped with quipment for a specific purpose |
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accoutrementClick to Search accoutrement |
| clothing, equipment; soldier`s equipment |
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accoutrementsClick to Search accoutrements |
| trappings; equipment required for a particular activity or specific way of life |
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AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public AccoClick to Search AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Acco |
| large professional organization for accountants in the United States |
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