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[ACCUSTOM, V.] Custom, practice. "Through accustom ance and negligence, and perhaps some other causes, we neither feel it in our own bodies, nor take notice of it in others."- Boyle . *ac-cus'-tom-ar-i-lỹ, adv. [ACCUSTOMARY.] According to custom. "The peculiar eminency which you accustomarily marshal before logick."-Cleave land. *ạc-custom-a-ry, a. [AccUSTOM.] Customary, usual. [CUSTOMARY.] "The ordinary and accustomary swearing then in use among the Jews."- Fealty : Dipper Dipt , p. 160. ạc-cus-tomed, pa . par . & a . [ACCUSTOM, v.t.] 1. As pa. par.: As in the verb. 2. As adj .: Usual. "I roved o'er many a hill and many a dale With my accustomed load." 3. Frequented. Words worth Excursion, bk. 1.