1. A particular stress of voice upon a syllable or word; a mark used in writing to direct the stress of the voice in pronunciation; a modulation of the voice expressive of certain passions or sentiments; words, language, or expressions in general.

2. To express or note the accent; to utter.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• accit,
• adsent,
• acceipt,
• accont,
• acciednt,
• acient,
• accsent,
• acccent,
• acceed,
• acceept,
• agaent,
• acsents,
• accednt,
• vaccent,
• accidnt,
• acceot,
• actient,
• acceret,
• anicent,
• agacent

• accentor,
• acanthion,
• acanthoma,
• accented,
• ascent,
• account,
• acned,
• acanthoid,
• acanthous,
• accenting,
• accentual,
• acanthus,
• acentric.

The adjective form of the word "accent" is "accented".

The plural of the "accent" can be the "accents".

The singular of the "accent" can be the "accent".