accessary

accessary [əkˈsɛsərɪ]

n pl -ries

adj

(Law) Law a less common spelling of accessory

accessarily adv

accessariness n

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Noun	1.	accessary - someone who helps another person commit a crime accessory abetter, abettor - one who helps or encourages or incites another accessory after the fact - a person who gives assistance or comfort to someone known to be a felon or known to be sought in connection with the commission of a felony accessory before the fact - a person who procures or advises or commands the commission of a felony but who is not present at its perpetration accessory during the fact - a person who witnesses a crime but does not try to prevent it collaborator, henchman, partner in crime, confederate - someone who assists in a plot criminal, crook, felon, malefactor, outlaw - someone who has committed a crime or has been legally convicted of a crime
Adj.	1.	accessary - aiding and abetting in a crime; "he was charged with being accessory to the crime" accessory supportive - furnishing support or assistance; "a supportive family network"; "his family was supportive of his attempts to be a writer"

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abetter abettor Accessarily Accessariness Accessary after the fact Accessary before the fact accessory accessory after the fact accessory before the fact accessory during the fact collaborator confederate criminal Crook felon henchman Law malefactor outlaw	said she to him, that you can, without Pity, see me suffer so much Uneasiness; and, knowing the Sensibility of my Temper, can expose me to the Grief of being accessary to the Death of an unfortunate Man, guilty indeed of a too violent Passion, which merits a gentler Punishment, than that you doom him to? Charlotte Lennox's the female Quixote into Spanish: a gender-biased ... by Lorenzo-Modia, Maria Jesus / Yearbook of English Studies 95) Henry Fowler said that he wanted his Modern English Usage to "tell people that altogether is different from all together, or nail alright and all right to the counter, or distinguish accessary from accessory. Bibliographia by Augarde, Tony / Verbatim	acceptant acceptation accepted Acceptedly accepter Acceptilation accepting accepting house Acception Acception of persons Acceptive acceptor acceptor RNA access access broker access card access code access course access key access procedures access road access time access to classified information Accessarily Accessariness accessary Accessary after the fact Accessary before the fact accessibility accessible Accessibly accession accession criteria accession number Accessional Accessive Accessorial Accessorily Accessoriness accessorius accessorize accessory accessory after the fact accessory apartment accessory before the fact accessory bud accessory cell accessory cephalic vein accessory during the fact accessory fruit accessory hemiazygos vein	Access Verification Management Access violation Access violation Access Washington Resource Directory access way Access Window Slot Access, Equity and Human Rights Access, Process, Employ, and Collaborate Access, Searching, and Indexing of Directories Access-Based Clustering Protocol Access-Based Enumeration Access-control Decision Information access-control list access-control mechanism access-control register access-control words Access-Controlled Entry ACCESS-CVD Access-Related Bacteremia ACCESS.bus Access/Egress Roadway System Access/Relay Unit accessaries accessaries accessaries accessaries Accessarily Accessariness accessary accessary after the fact accessary after the fact accessary after the fact accessary after the fact accessary before the fact accessary before the fact accessary before the fact accessary before the fact accessary cell accessary cell accessary cells accessary cells accessary mineral accessary mineral accessary minerals accessary minerals accessary nerve accessary nerve accessary nerve accessary nerves accessary nerves accessary nerves accessed accessed accessed accessed accessed accesses accesses accesses

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collaborator
confederate
criminal
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felon
henchman
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said she to him, that you can, without Pity, see me suffer so much Uneasiness; and, knowing the Sensibility of my Temper, can expose me to the Grief of being accessary to the Death of an unfortunate Man, guilty indeed of a too violent Passion, which merits a gentler Punishment, than that you doom him to?

Charlotte Lennox's the female Quixote into Spanish: a gender-biased ... by Lorenzo-Modia, Maria Jesus / Yearbook of English Studies

95) Henry Fowler said that he wanted his Modern English Usage to "tell people that altogether is different from all together, or nail alright and all right to the counter, or distinguish accessary from accessory.

Bibliographia by Augarde, Tony / Verbatim

Access Verification Management
Access violation
Access violation
Access Washington Resource Directory
access way
Access Window Slot
Access, Equity and Human Rights
Access, Process, Employ, and Collaborate
Access, Searching, and Indexing of Directories
Access-Based Clustering Protocol
Access-Based Enumeration
Access-control Decision Information
access-control list
access-control mechanism
access-control register
access-control words
Access-Controlled Entry
ACCESS-CVD
Access-Related Bacteremia
ACCESS.bus
Access/Egress Roadway System
Access/Relay Unit
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