(n,adj-no) accomplice
complicity
(n) accessory (thing)
appurtenance
(n) attendant male servant
(n) (uk) cousin (female, younger than the writer)
(n) (uk) cousin (female, younger than the writer)
(adj-t,adv-to) calm
composed
tranquil
(n-adv,n-t,adj-no) up to now
so far
traditional
existing (e.g. equipment)
(P)
(n) incurred amount
usage volume
metered rate or amount
(n,vs) vassalage
(n,vs) following the lead of
playing second fiddle to
follower
(n,vs) working exclusively for
working full-time (for)
(P)
(n,vs) following advice
(n,vs) flattery
servile behavior
servile behaviour
sycophancy
(n,vs) compliance
(n,vs) submission
resignation
(n,vs) waiting upon
attending on
accompany
(n,vs) obedience
submission
resignation
(P)
(n,vs) blind obedience
(n,vs) acquiesce
(n,vs) assembling according to type
collection of items sorted by type
(n,vs) slavery
(n,vs) attendance
(n,vs) attendance
(n) elder second cousin
(n) younger second cousin
(n) chamberlain
(n) board of chamberlains
(n) grand chamberlain
(v1,vt) (1) to be accompanied by
(2) to subdue
(P)
(adj-f) subordinate
secondary
junior
incidental
accessory
