Accuse

ak-ku/.', v. t. [accused (-kiizd'), -cusing.] To charge with a crime, offense, or fault; to arraign; censure; imp-jach. —Accusation, -za's hun, n. Act of, etc.; that of which one is, etc. — Accusative, a. Producing or containing, etc. (Gram.) Applied to the case of nouns, on which the action of a verb terminates or falls. — Accusatively, adv. — Accu's atory, — a. Pert, to, or containing, etc. — Accus'er, n. to Accustom, ak-kus'tum, v. t. Taccustomed C-kus'tumd), -toming.] To make familiar by use; to habituate or inure. — Accus'tomary, a. Usual; cus-; tomary. — Accus'tomarily, adv.