Append

ap-pend', v. To hang or attach; to add, as an acce ory; to annex. [L. ad and pendere, to hang.] — Append'age. Something added as subordinate. — Append'ant, n. Thing appended. —a. siin, cube, moon, foot cow, oil linger APPRAISE Hanging; annexed. — Appendicitis, ap-pend'T-al''- n. (Med.) Inflammation of the appendix. — Appendlcle, -t-kl, n. A small appendage. — Appendicular, a. Pert, to, etc. esp. (Ann/.) said of parts of the skeleton attached to the axial column, as the limbs. — Appendic'ulate, -lat, «. (Hot) llaving an appendage, as a leaf with lobes attached to the petiole. — Append'ix, n. pi. -ixes L. pi. -ices, -T-sez. Something added a concomitant literary matter added to a book. (Anat.) A slender blind proce of the caecum in man and some animals; — called also vermiform appendix.