v. Obs. [? a. Fr. acomble-r to load:—L. accumulā-re; see ACCUMULATE.] To benumb.
a. 1300. W. de Biblesworth, in Wright’s Voc., I. 161. Jo ay la mayn si estomye [glossed so acomeled (wineled)].
1388. Wyclif, Jer. vi. 24. We herden the fame therof, oure hondis ben aclumsid [v.r. acumblid].
c. 1440. Prompt. Parv., 6. Acomelyd for coulde, or aclommyde [1499 acomyred, 1516 accombred], Eviratus, enervatus.
