Accumbent Cotyledon, Whole And In Section.

their backs upon the radicle, they are termed incumbent. II. As substantive: One who reclines in ancient fashion at a dinner-table, or, more loosely, who sits at the table in the ordinary way. "What a penance must be done by every accumbent in sitting at the pa ing through all these dishes!" Bp . Hall : Occasional Meditations.