to tell, consider, or judge —vi. 1. to furnish a reckon- ing of money collected and/or payed out; 2. to make acceptable amends for; 3. synonym- judge 

t. 1. to do or succeed in doing; 2. to perfect; to complete.   synonym- perform

n. a person who knowingly assists in committing a crime; partner in crime.  synonym- associate 

1. the act of coming near to; approach; 2. a way of approach- ing something; 3. the right to enter or use something —vt. to gain or have use of a database

vt. to approach and greet first (often in an intrusive way).  synonym- intrude 

1. to make agree; to reconcile; 2. to grant or concede —vi. mutual agreement —n. 1. an informal agreement, as between two states or coun- tries; 2. consent; pe

1. being accepted; 2. an approval.   synonym- appproval 

1. to make fit; to adapt; adjust; 2. to rec- oncile; 3. to do a service or favor for; 4. to have room for.    synonym- adaption 

1. to succeed in doing; 2. to get somewhere; to attain; to gain —vi. to succeed.   synonym- gain

n. the quality of being correct or exact; exactness, preciseness.    synonym- precision