accommodate /ə-komˈə-dāt/

1. To adapt
2. To make suitable
3. To adjust
4. To harmonize or make consistent
5. To furnish or supply (with)
6. To find or provide room, etc, for
7. To provide with a loan
8. To oblige

1. To come to terms
2. To make adjustment

accommˈodable adjective

accommˈodāting adjective

1. Ready to make adjustment
2. Obliging
3. Pliable
4. Easily corrupted

accommˈodātingly adverb

accommodāˈtion noun

1. Adaptation
2. Adjustment, esp of the eye to change of distance
3. The adaptation or twisting of language to a sense not intended
4. Obligingness
5. Settlement or compromise
6. The supplying of needs (esp housing or refreshment)
7. A help towards satisfaction of a need
8. A convenience
9. Lodgings, living quarters (formerly or N American sometimes pl)
10. Space for what is required
11. Adaptation of revelation by way of compromise with human ignorance or weakness (theology)
12. A loan of money

accommˈodātive adjective

accomˈmodātiveness noun

accommˈodātor noun

accommodation address noun

An address to which mail may be sent but which is not that of the addressee's home or office

accommodation bill noun

A bill drawn, accepted or endorsed by one or more persons as security for a sum advanced to another by a third party, such as a banker

accommodation ladder noun

A stairway on the outside of a ship allowing access to and from small boats, etc, alongside

accommodation rig noun

An offshore oil rig with sleeping, supply, and recreational facilities

• non-fattening
• non-feasance
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• non-fiction
• non-fictional
• non-fiction novel
• non-figurative
• non-flam film
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• non-flowering
• non-forfeiting
• non-fulfilment
• non-functional
• nong
• non-governmental
• non-gremial
• non-gremials
• nongs
• non-harmonic
• non-hero
• non-heroes
• non-Hodgkin's lymphoma
• non-homologous
• non-human
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