accomberous

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 4
[АссоMBER.] Cumbersome, troublesome. "A litil tyme his yeft is agreeable, But ful accomberous is the usinge." usinge." Complaint of Venus , 42. * ăc-co-mie, *ăc-cu-mie, s. [Scotch for alchemy.] A species of mixed metal; what it is is unknown. "His writing pen did seem to me to be Of hardened metal, like steil, or accumie ." Hist . Name of Scot., p. 54. accumie-pen, s. A metallic pen used for writing on tablets. ( Scotch .) tạc-com-mod-a-ble, a. [Fr. accommodable.] That may be accommodated or adjusted. "Such general rules as are accommodable in their variety."-Watts: Logic.
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