accuse /ə-kūzˈ/

To bring a charge against (with of)

Accusation

accūsˈable adjective

accūsˈal noun

Accusation

accūsāˈtion noun

1. The act of accusing
2. A charge brought

accūsatīˈval adjective

accūsˈative adjective

1. Accusing
2. In or belonging to a grammatical case which expresses the direct object of transitive verbs, primarily expressing destination or the goal of motion

1. The accusative case
2. A word in the accusative case

accusˈatively adverb

accūsatōˈrial adjective

1. Of an accuser
2. Denoting a judicial procedure in which the judge is not the same person as the prosecutor

accūsˈatory adjective

Containing accusation

accusedˈ noun

(sing or pl) the person or persons accused (also adjective)

accuseˈment noun (Spenser)

A charge

• defibrinations
• defibrinise
• defibrinize
• deficience
• deficiences
• deficiencies
• deficiency
• deficiency disease
• deficiency diseases
• deficient
• deficiently
• deficientness
• deficientnesses
• deficients
• deficit
• deficit financing
• deficits
• deficit spending
• de fide
• defied
• defier
• defiers
• defies
• defilade
• defiladed