appressed, apprest
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 29
[From Lat. appre um ( adpre um ), supine of apprimo ( adprimo ) to pre to: ad to, and premo = to pre .] The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia 274 Bot.: Pre ed to anything else; as, for instance, hairs pre ed closely to the stem of a plant. [ADPRESSED.] ( Loudon : Cycl. of Plants, 1829; Glo .)
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