app are ill, appareille

& v. [APPAREL.] ap-păr-el, * ap-par-eill, * ap-parěille ( Eng .), * ap-par-ale, * ap-păr'al-ye, * ap-păr-aill ( Scotch ), s. [Fr. appareil = preparation, train, dre ing, apparatus, symmetry; app are iller = to apparel, to join, to a imilate, to match, equalise, level; pureil = like, similar, equal. In Prov. aparelh ; Sp. aparejos ; Port. apparelho ; Ital. apparecchio , apparechiatura ; Lat. paro to make equal; par equal. Cognate also with Lat. apparo =to prepare; ad = for, and paro = to prepare.] A. Ordinary Language: E ential meaning = that which is fitted, adjusted, or prepared. L. Literally: 1. Dre , vesture, garments, clothing, clothes. "Then David arose from the earth, and washed, and anointed himself, and changed his apparel ."-2 Sam. xii. 20. IMG:content-0626.png:[blocks in formation] ance. "Which made them resolve no longer to give to give credit unto outward apparences."-Trans. of Boccalini (1626), p. 66. "And thus this double hypocrisie, With his devoute apparencie ." Gower Conf. Amant., bk. 1. "It had now been a very justifiable presumption in the king, to believe as well as hope, that he could not be long in England without such an apparency of his own party that wished all that he himself desired, -Lord Clarendon: Life , ii. 21.