Append
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 32
ap-pend', r. f. To hang r-r attach; to add, unallnex. _ Append'age, n. Something added as subordinate. — Appendant, n. Thing appended. —a. oil; linger or ink, then, boNbow, chair, get. Hanging; annexed. — Append'icle, -I-kl, n. A small appendage. —Appendicular, a. Pert, to, etc.; esp. (Anat.) said of parts of the skeleton attached to axial column, as the limbs. — Appendie'ulate, -lat, a. (Bot.) Having an appendage, as a Leaf with lobes attached to the petiole. —Append 'ix, n.; pi. -ixes; L. pi. -ices, -I-sez. Something added; a concomitant; literary matter added to a book. 32
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