aˈccolled, ppl. a. Her.
[f. accoll + -ed. The Fr. form accollé (mod.Fr. accolé) is more used.]
1. Wreathed about the neck, collared, gorged.
| 1723 Ashmole Antiq. Berks. III. 134 Accolled with a Ducal Coronet. |
2. Intertwined; entwined, wreathed.
3. Conjoined, united; joined at the sides like two shields, or at the angles like two lozenges; placed side by side like two busts or heads on a coin; jugate; accolated. [In this sense sometimes referred to It. ‘accolare to glue vnto or together’ Florio, f. cola (colla), Gr. κόλλα glue; but this seems only a plausible explanation of a use somewhat remote from the original sense of accollé and accolled.]