Accost

a. To come up to a person and speak to him; to addre . "I first accosted him."-Dryden. Accost'able, a. [Fr.] Easy of acce ; affable; familiar. Accost'er, p. a. ( Her .) Placed side by side. Accouchement, n. [Fr.] ( Med . ) Childbirth; parturition; delivery; labor; travail. one half, of its original duration, which a note gains by having a dot placed at the right of it.