| The enlarged surface and finer occlusion also permitted the development of complex series of subsidiary cusps and other accoutrements. |
| Instantly recognisable by their white outfits and strange accoutrements, all Morris dancing groups have their own identifying quirks. |
| No way were they going to dare attend a Cure gig without their full make-up, leather jackets, hats and various other accoutrements. |
| The pedestal, which is without the usual allegorical accoutrements, seems roughly hewn from the living rock overlooking the river Neva. |
| We begin to narrativize our lives through our accoutrements, through our objects, as if they are the constitutive elements of subjecthood. |
| Include a nice napkin in the bag, and keep a place mat or small tray and other accoutrements at your desk to help make the meal a pleasure. |
