a. [a. Fr. accomodable, f. accomoder to suit: see ACCOMMODATE and -ABLE.] Capable of being accommodated; suitable.
1603. Florio, Montaigne (1632), II. viii. 212. A fit and accommodable condition for such a dignitie.
1672. R. Taylor, O. Cromwell, 176. That the Title of the Protector might be made accomodable to the Laws.
1724. Watts, Logic, V. § 4 Wks. 1813, VII. 467. We must be furnished with such general rules as are accommodable to all this variety.
