Accuse

a. [Fr. accuser, from Lat. acc us are, to call to account.] To bring to a legal trial. To charge; and, thence, to bring an imputation generally against another. To incriminate; to impeach; to arraign. Accus'er, n. One who makes an accusation. Accus'ing, p . a . Implying accusation; censuring. accoutrement.] ( Mil. ) The dre , equipage, . of a soldier. Accus'tom, v. a. [Fr. accoutumer.] To habituate; to inure; to familiarize; to train. Acc'ra, a kingdom of about 500 miles area, and also one of the English ports, Gold Coast, Western Africa. Lat. Accus'tomarily, ad . Usually. 5° 30′ N., lon. 0° 12′ W.