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accord(2)(dictionary)
accord(1)(dictionary)
accord(medicine)
Basel Accord(money)
Louvre Accord(money)
Accord and Satisfaction(money)
Plaza Accord(money)
Accord Financial(finance)
Basel Accord(finance)

percutaneous cholangiography (medicine) and accord(2) (iou)


percutaneous cholangiography (medicine)


percutaneous cholangiography
Radiography of the biliary system after introduction of contrast medium by introducing a needle through the skin inferior to the right costal margin, and inserting it into the substance of the liver or into the gallbladder.


accord(2) (iou)



accord verb. OE.
[Old French acorder (mod. acc-), from Latin ad AC- after concordare CONCORD verb.]
verb trans. Bring (persons) into agreement; reconcile (a person, oneself) with another. OE.
verb intrans. Come to an agreement or to terms; be at one; agree. OE.
verb trans. Settle (a quarrel, a difference). arch. ME.
verb intrans. Agree, assent, consent, to. ME-E19.
verb intrans. Of things: be in harmony, be consistent, (with). ME.
verb intrans. impers. in it accords, it accorded, it is or was suitable or proper. LME-M16.
verb trans. Agree upon, arrange. LME-L17.
verb trans. Agree to, grant (a request etc., to a person); award. LME.
verb trans. Attune (to). L16-M17.
accordable adjective (a) accordant; (b) reconcilable: LME.
accorder noun a person who agrees or bestows M19.
accordment noun (now rare) reconcilement ME.