accom

English

Noun

accom (uncountable)

  1. (Australia, slang) Clipping of accommodation, lodging for travellers.
    After the concert, we headed back to the accom.
    • 2023 September 19, Sunfruits, “Sunfruits’ UK/European Tour Diary – Part One”, in Musicfeeds‎[1]:
      We start our day off with a full English at our accom and a few rounds of fresh orange juice.
    • 2025 May 23, Atikah Hurley, quoting Tom Broadbent, “The Music”, in From One Night Stand To A National Tour, Fool Nelson Reflect On Their Breakthrough‎[2]:
      Often after a long day of travel, we’d check into the accom, and the first thing you wanna do is shower, but there are no towels, or have a sleep, but you’re sharing a bed with your brother!
    • 2018 August 19, Bevlea Ross, “The Western District”, in Bevlea Ross Photography‎[3]:
      After dinner, we went back to the accom, grabbed our gear, added another ten layers (it was freezing) and set up at the old Mill for some light painting and to shoot the milky way.
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