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▪ I. † aˈccoil, v. Obs.
[a. OFr. acoillir to gather, assemble (mod. accueillir to receive):—late L. accolligĕre, adcolligere to associate; f. ad to + colligĕre to gather. See coil.]
intr. To gather together, to collect. (Only in Spenser.)
1596Spenser F.Q. ii. ix. 30 About the caudron many cookes accoyld With hookes and ladles.
▪ II. aˈccoil, n. rare.
[a. OFr. acoil (mod. accueil) reception, welcome, f. accueiller, OFr. acoillir: see prec.]
Reception, welcome.
1814Southey Rodk. xvii. Wks. IX. 157 He had a secret trembling on his lips..he fear'd To have it chill'd in cold accoil. |