ppl. a. Much frequented by customers. Obs. or arch.
1690, 1761. [see ACCUSTOMED 2].
1736. Entick, Cant. Tales, Prol. 1. An Inn … noted for its great Trade, or as we say, a well-accustomed House.
1880. F. Peel, Risings of Luddites, v. 24. It [the St. Crispin] was a well accustomed house, and the inner doors were swinging to and fro in the usual fashion.
