Obs. [? for a accord; or shortened f. pple. accorded.] In accord, in agreement.
c. 1374. Chaucer, Troyl., V. 446. Nor in this world ther is noon instrumente Delicious, thorugh wynde, or touche on corde,… But at that fest, it nas wel herde acorde.
a. 1440. Sir Degrevant, 1767. Hyt is gode ye be a-corde And yowre wyllus ware.
1461. Past. Lett., 402. II. 28. I pray yow bryng hem to gedyr, and set hem acord.
