accordion

"Wind instruments: organ, siren, piper, ophicleida accordion, seraphin a, ."-Roget: Thesaurus, § 417. 52 accordion-stand. A stand for an accordion. One of an ingenious character has been invented by Faulkner. *ac-cord-yng. [ACCORDING.] Twyes on the day it pa ed thurgh his throte, From word to word according with the note." Chaucer: Priore es Tale , 14,958-9. *ac-cor'-por-ate, v.t. [Lat, accorporo = to incorporate: ad = to; corporo = to fashion into a body corpus a body.] To incorporate. [INCORPORATE.] ( Milton .) *ac-cor-por-ā-těd, pa. par. & a. [ACCOR PORATE.] IMG:content-0091.png:[blocks in formation]