Accost
Accost
<ah-kost>
Annoy; confront; approach;
To confront someone in an aggressive way.
The cat will accost the dog given the chance.
Memory trick:
We cost them time when we bother them.
Used at work:
He will accost you if you take office supplies.
(c) 2015 E. Carruthers
<ah-kost>
Annoy; confront; approach;
To confront someone in an aggressive way.
The cat will accost the dog given the chance.
Memory trick:
We cost them time when we bother them.
Used at work:
He will accost you if you take office supplies.
(c) 2015 E. Carruthers
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