accommodate
Cross references: 1. adapt 2. contain ac.com.mo.date \*-'ka:m-*-.da-t\ \-.da-t-iv\ vb [L accommodatus, pp. of accommodare, fr. ad- + commodareX to make fit, fr. commodus suitable - more at COMMODE 1: to make fit, suitable, or congruous : ADAPT 2: to bring into agreement or concord : RECONCILE 3: to furnish with something desired, needed, or suited : 3a: to grant a loan to esp. without security 3b: to provide with lodgings : HOUSE 3c: to make room for 3d: to hold without crowding or inconvenience : to adapt oneself; specif : to undergo accommodation - ac.com.mo.da.tive aj
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