What does accrued mean?

verb (used without object), ac·crued, ac·cru·ing. to be added as a matter of periodic gain or advantage, such as an employment benefit or interest on money: Paid time off is accrued weekly, at a rate of one hour per week. Law. to become a present and enforceable right or demand.

What does Super accrue mean?

su·per·ac·crue, verb (used without object), su·per·ac·crued, su·per·ac·cru·ing. Any additional time off would come out of his accrued sick and vacation time, he was told. It sought, unsuccessfully, to reduce nurses’ accrued vacation time and to cut pension benefits for all employees who didn’t work full time.

How do you describe accrued interest?

If something accumulates over a period of time, you can describe this with the adjective accrued. The principal in your bank account is so small, you'll never get rich off the accrued interest. You'd better plan on getting a job.

What does accumulated mean?

happening or coming as or through a natural growth or addition; accumulated: The handmade ornaments speak of generations of accrued skill and a high degree of workmanship. Law. noting a right or demand that has become present and enforceable: Termination will not affect the accrued rights of either party under this Agreement.