Appoint, ap-poynt', v.a

to fix; to settle; to set apart; to ordain;to a ign; to furnish, or to equip: v.n. to determine. See Point, ] to an office; situation, or office a igned; fixing by mutual agreement; what is decreed or appointed; command or order; allowance; a devise or grant to a charitable use [Law]: pl. equipments of a ship, an army, an officer, .; accoutrements. just shares; to distribute. See Portion. portioning; a dividing into just shares. ad, and pono, positum, to place). Appositely, ap' -posit-le, ad. in an apposite manner. Appositene , ap'. po-zit-nes, s. the quality of being apposite. dition; the placing of a noun in the same case with another which it attributively explains and defines [Gram.] appraiser (L. ad, and pretium, price). one licensed and sworn to estimate and fix the value of goods and estates. a valuation. ap-praze'-ment, s. the act of appraising; mated or determined. mateduly: v.n. to rise in value. ing, (b) duly valuing, and (c) rising in value.