aggest

t. [Lat. aggestum = a dyke or mound; aggestus, s. = a carrying to, an accumulation; pa. par. of aggero, e i, -estum = to carry towards: ad to, and gero = bear, to carry.] To heap up. ( Coles.) *ag-ġest-ed, pa . par . [AGGEST.] *ăg-glate, v.t. [AGLET, v.] *ăg-gla-ted, pa . par . [AGLET, v .] ag-glom'-er-āte, v.t. & i. [From the adj.] to 1. Trans.: To heap or collect together by natural or by human agency into a ball or ma . 2. In trans.: To be so heaped or collected together.