accost

- For what? For looking after me. It's so good to know that if I ever stray from the rational plane, you will be there to accost me.

- I'm going slowly, wait, now I accost.

- Then why did she accost you?

About those who could accost me before you, as you.

After she returns from vacation, you will accost her and have a conversation with her!

- For what? For looking after me. It's so good to know that if I ever stray from the rational plane, you will be there to accost me.

- I'm going slowly, wait, now I accost.

- Then why did she accost you?

About those who could accost me before you, as you.

After she returns from vacation, you will accost her and have a conversation with her!

He accosts me in your presence!

We were coming out of the museum... this was three days ago... when out of nowhere, this woman accosts her.

Yesterday his wife accosts me, and now you.

He accosts me in your presence!

We were coming out of the museum... this was three days ago... when out of nowhere, this woman accosts her.

Yesterday his wife accosts me, and now you.

"...upon returning to her car was accosted by above-described suspect in a ski mask, who then produced a knife and stated that he would cut her if she did not drive away from the mall."

"The night before, he had been accosted "with a razor blade by another artist friend of his "by the name of Van Gogh.

- "But the she-bear, thus accosted," rends the peasant tooth and nail, "for the female of the species is more deadly than the male."

- And although everything about her and everything she said was in perfect accord with her given character, I am now convinced that the Mademoiselle Sainsbury Seale whom we have met and the Mademoiselle Sainsbury Seale who accosted you, Monsieur Blunt...

- And last night... last night, right here on Main Street, I was accosted by three painted women!

- By accosting Antoinette?

- I can only imagine how difficult this must be for you, but we can't have a member of our staff accosting students on campus.

- Major Houlihan has gone to Colonel Potter... to accuse me of accosting her.

- What is your purpose in accosting us? - Madam.

Are you accosting me?

"...upon returning to her car was accosted by above-described suspect in a ski mask, who then produced a knife and stated that he would cut her if she did not drive away from the mall."

"The night before, he had been accosted "with a razor blade by another artist friend of his "by the name of Van Gogh.

- "But the she-bear, thus accosted," rends the peasant tooth and nail, "for the female of the species is more deadly than the male."

- And although everything about her and everything she said was in perfect accord with her given character, I am now convinced that the Mademoiselle Sainsbury Seale whom we have met and the Mademoiselle Sainsbury Seale who accosted you, Monsieur Blunt...

- And last night... last night, right here on Main Street, I was accosted by three painted women!

- By accosting Antoinette?

- I can only imagine how difficult this must be for you, but we can't have a member of our staff accosting students on campus.

- Major Houlihan has gone to Colonel Potter... to accuse me of accosting her.

- What is your purpose in accosting us? - Madam.

Are you accosting me?