accustom

1. To make oneself used to someting.

I am accustomed to studying overnight.

by FriendStep December 4, 2016

accussionist

A person that accuses with no proof.. like many YouTubers to..

Unless I wanna be a wild accussionist

by StefAnimation February 5, 2019

accusational-confessions

A subconscious act when persons indirectly accuse you for something they have done. For example: a boyfriend accusing you for cheating, when in fact they are the one whose having an affair.

" Do not bother interrogating him, 'accusational-confessions' will tell on himself for where the money was spent."

by Cuntstina June 10, 2019

accusstomed

Familiar with strong language.

In the space-invaders film "Signs", former Episcopal priest Graham Hess has a hard time wrapping his head around the idea of yelling profanity while trying to rid his property of prowlers, since he was not accusstomed to speaking that way.

by QuacksO May 25, 2019

Accussation

The ability of someone to not spell a word correctly and insist someone else is being obtuse, for correcting them.

I made this accussation, because I feel you knew what I was supposed to say, without me saying it.

by upedovrnout69 July 27, 2019

Actusexual

Sexually actracted to activism. From the Latin root word Actus. Sometimes related to hero worship.

"The speeches at the protest really turned me on! I think I might be actusexual"

by Sky Who Needs Coffee October 3, 2019

accusation politics

Defending shortcomings of a political position or public figure by accusing the opposition of the same. The implication being that their opponent is a hypocrite and therefore can’t levy the criticism.

A: Donald Trump has a terrible track record with women: he paid a pornstar hush money, has been known to walk into the dressing room of underage women, is caught on tape talking about grabbing women by the pussy, and has more than 20 outstanding sexual assault allegations.
B: You can’t talk when the Democrats elected Bill Clinton.
A: Stop with the accusation politics, those are not even close to the same thing.

by CeeCoop February 12, 2021