Accumbent

[Lat. accumbere, to lie down.] ( Bot. ) A term applied to cases where one part of an organ is applied to another by its edge; it is chiefly used in contradistinction to incumbent, where one part is applied to another by its back or face. Accumpixtli, or Acumupixtli, the first king of the ancient Mexicans, a legislator, and the founder of the capital of his kingdom. D.1420. Accumulate, v . a. [Fr. accumuler , from Lat, cumulus , a heap.] To heap together; to increase; to collect; to gather; as, "By this means, he accumulated a great sum of money." Accus'tomary, a . Usual. Accustomed, a. Usual; customary; frequent; fa- miliar.