Append

ap-pend′, v.t. to hang one thing to another: to add.— n. Append′age , something appended.— adj. Append′ant , attached, annexed, consequent.— n. an adjunct, quality.— n. Appendicī′tis , inflammation of the vermiform appendix of the cæcum.— adj. Appendic′ular , of the nature of or belonging to an appendix.— n. Appendiculā′ria , a genus of Ascidians whose members retain the larval vertebrate characters which are lost in the more or le degenerate sea-squirts.— adj. Appendic′ulate , furnished with appendages.— n. Append′ix , something appended or added: a supplement: an addition to a book or document, containing matter explanatory, but not e ential to its completene : ( an at. ) a proce , prolongation, or projection:— pl. Append′ixes , Append′ices .— Appendix auriculæ , the appendix of the auricle of the heart; Appendices epiploicæ , saccular proce es, containing fat attached to the serous covering of the large intestine; Appendix vermiform is , or Vermiform appendix , a blind proce terminating the cæcum in man. [L. ad , to, pendĕre , to hang.]