accrued
uh kroohd
- v grow by addition
- v come into the possession of
The house accrued to the oldest son - s periodically accumulated over time
accrued interest
accrued leave
- His staff, which includes some of the church's brightest men, is sensitive to every small sign of pleasure or displeasure -- a subtle glance, a pause, a bland word that has accrued .
- Furthermore, Moscow will have to pick up the tab for debts accrued by regional governments.
- Recipient of a 1973 bachelor's degree from the Air Force Academy, where he majored in psychology and basic sciences and accrued an array of academic awards.