Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- intransitive verb To furnish with accessories.
- intransitive verb To wear or select accessories.
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- verb transitive or (
intransitive ) Tofurnish withaccessories . - verb intransitive To
wear , or tochoose accessories.
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Examples
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He said, if I want a life philosophy t-shirt, mine has to say "accessorize"I'll admit he's right.
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How many straight men ever say the word "accessorize"?
wilberteets Diary Entry wilberteets 2007
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Besides the bridge mosaic, she plans to "accessorize" the restaurant with other beer cap art "since it's a brewery and we're celebrating all things beer."
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I wanted the "burnt red" face color but my supplier ran out of them and now that I have the blue one instead I realize I can "accessorize" it with more clothes than the red one.
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But it seems that other smartphone manufacturers are starting to branch out to 'accessorize' their flagships.
Planet Maemo Sanjeev Visvanatha <svisvanatha@gmail.com> 2010
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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital investigators have gained new insight into how the cell's vast array of proteins would instantly be reduced to a confusion of lethally malfunctioning molecules without a system for proteins to "accessorize" in order to regulate their function.
unknown title 2008
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While Politico reports on the RNC spending $150,000 to 'accessorize' Palin and her family,
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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital investigators have gained new insight into how the cell's vast array of proteins would instantly be reduced to a confusion of lethally malfunctioning molecules without a system for proteins to "accessorize" in order to regulate their function.
unknown title 2008
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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital investigators have gained new insight into how the cell's vast array of proteins would instantly be reduced to a confusion of lethally malfunctioning molecules without a system for proteins to "accessorize" in order to regulate their function.
unknown title 2008
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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital investigators have gained new insight into how the cell's vast array of proteins would instantly be reduced to a confusion of lethally malfunctioning molecules without a system for proteins to "accessorize" in order to regulate their function.
unknown title 2008
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