accoyt (akoi)

t. [ And with kind words accoyd, vowing great love to mee. Spenser, F. Q., IV. viii. 59. 2. To dishearten; daunt; subdue. Then is your carele e courage accoyed . Spenser, Shep. Cal. (Feb.). accraset, v . t . See acraze . accreaset (a-krēs'), v . i. (Formerly also ac- creace, accre , acresen , increase, acreistre , later accroistre , mod. F. accroître Sp. acrecer = It. accrescere , accrescere , grow, become larger by growth, increase: see ac- cresce (a later form, after the L.), increase , de- crease, etc., and der. accrue .] To increase. Accrescere, to increase, to accrease, to add vnto,. accrew, to eeke. .to Florio. IMG:content-0153.png:[blocks in formation]