To approach and speak to boldly or aggressively, as with a demand or request. (verb) किसी मांग या अनुरोध के अनुसार, साहसपूर्वक या आक्रामक तरीके से संपर्क करना और बोलना।
Address; greeting. (noun) पता; शुभकामना।
Examples of word accost
You mistake, knight; 'accost' is front her, board her, woo her, assail her.
BTW, the first two definitions of 'accost' from dictionary. com:
I accost strangers on airplanes to show them how dandy it is to load thousands of pages including this newspaper onto something the size of a shirt cardboard.
Sorry to accost you, but there's something I felt I should tell you, she said, with a concerned expression.
Use private security goons to accost students (who were not, as predicted, permitted to speak);
Well, actually, I chose not to accost people during their dinner, but I did end up asking about 300 people both inside education and outside education what they thought the purpose of public education was.
We also spotted a SUSPICIOUSLY PALE young lady applying for employment, but she MYSTERIOUSLY VANISHED before we could accost her!
Characterizing Jews as cerebral nomads, submissive and victimized by nature, he almost seems to hate and accost them as a means to elicit their retaliation.
They saw him slouch for'ard after breakfast, and, like a mendicant, with outstretched palm, accost a sailor.
But I would daresay that most of us would not go accost a stranger at a party or even someone who knows us well with endless accounts of our kids stories (a blog doesnt count cause you dont have to read it) without so much as a ‘So whats going on in your life?’. toyfoto Said,