Frequently in plural. A thing which belongs to or is associated with another; a contributory or subsidiary part of a whole; an accessory; = appurte…

Usually in plural. A subordinate or auxiliary thing; an adjunct; an accompaniment; (now) esp. a minor fitting or attachment.

figurative and in extended use: a set of associated objects, emotions, circumstances, etc., that accompany or follow something.

= accessory, n. 2.

An inanimate object, abstract quality, etc., regarded as company for a person; a thing or condition which can be said to accompany a person, either…

Something which is associated with something else as an attribute, adjunct, or subordinate part; an accessory.

hanger-on n. An appendage, an adjunct. Obsolete.

Something supplementary, additional, or auxiliary; a supplement, an adjunct. Obsolete.

figurative of things.

Anything that goes to make up or fully equip; a completing accessory or adjunct. Obsolete.

of inanimate things.

A dependent person or thing; an accessory. Now rare.

A thing which is annexed to another; an addition, an appendix, an adjunct. Now rare.

That which is attached or appended to something; an adjunct. In later use esp.: an addition to a document or text; a supplement, an appendix…

Something that accompanies in a circumstantial relation; an accompaniment, close consequent.

An associated quality, property, etc.; an adjunct, an accompaniment. Cf. adherent, n. 2. Obsolete.

Something connected or concomitant to another thing; a complement or adjunct.

Something likened to a wife in some way, esp. in being a constant companion. Cf. Dutch wife n. at Dutch, adj. n.1adv. compounds 2b. Now rare.

A person who or thing which accompanies or is associated with another specified person or thing; a fellow, a companion.

A thing which coincides with something else, a concomitant. Obsolete.

An accompaniment, an attendant thing.

A thing placed or found in conjunction with another.

transferred. A specially appointed, and hence, a natural or necessary, adjunct, accompaniment, endowment, or attribute.

A person or thing conjoined or associated with another.

concrete. An adjunct, appurtenance, or proper accompaniment of something. Obsolete.

figurative. Something (material or immaterial) likened to such a spirit; esp. something which is always with a person. Now rare.

Something which stands in a subordinate or subsidiary relationship to another larger, more important, or more significant thing; esp. one of a…

gen. Something which accompanies, supplements, or complements something else.

With the. That which accompanies another item; spec. a supplementary or supporting document.

figurative. An additional or supplementary thing or person; an accompaniment.

An obbligato part or accompaniment, esp. one of particular prominence or virtuosity. Also in extended use.

figurative. Something of opposite character that necessarily accompanies or follows something else, as shadow does light.

In extended use. An extra device added to an object. Obsolete. rare.

In extended use. An additional or supplementary item; an accessory, appendage, or extra. Now rare.