Accustomed, used to, familiar with (a thing, practice, or condition). Obsolete.

Practised; used, habituated, or accustomed (to a course); wonted. Obsolete exc. dialect.

Customary, habitual, usual.

Accustomed, wonted.

Accustomed to do something; familiar with something from use, possession, or experience. Obsolete.

Addicted to, wont to indulge in (a practice, course of action); accustomed to do (something); given to repetition in (a subject). Now rare.

That has been occasioned. Formerly: spec. †having occasion or grounds; accustomed (obsolete).

Apt, wont. Obsolete.

Wonted, accustomed.

That has become habitual; commonly practised; accustomed. Obsolete.

Of a person: Grown accustomed (to a thing); established in a habit or custom (= habitual, adj. 2b).

= wont, adj. 1. Now U.S.

Habitually used or frequented; accustomed, familiar. Obsolete.