Approach
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 32
ap-prochr, v. i. [approached (-prochtO, -pro aching.] To come or go near; to approximate. — v. t. To place near; to come near to. — n. Actor deopportunity of, etc.; acce ; pa age by which buildings are approached, pi. (Fort.) Works covering advances towards a fortre . — Approach/able, a. Acces ible. — Approach'ablene , n. — Approbate, ap'pro-bat, v. t. To expre or manifest approbation of. [Hare.'] — Approbation, n. Act of approving; consent, on the ground oi propriety; apcry proval; liking; attestation. — Ap'prob a'tory, -rf, n. -bative, -tiv, a.
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