Adipose
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 17
ad'i-pOr, adj. fairy. [L. adeps, adepts, soft fat Adit, ad'it, «. an opening or pa age, esp. into a mine [L adit us— tot, to, co, iturn, to go.] Adjacent, ad-ja-s'ent, adj, lying near to: contiguous — u. Adjacency, ad-jas'en-si, adv. Adjac ently. [L. ad, to, jaceo, to be Adjective, ad'jeLt-w, «. a word added to a noun, to qunliiy or. rather peihaps, that adds some — properly to a noun adv Ad'Jectlvely, adj. Adjectiv'al |L. adjectrvutn nomen], an added (noun' adjmo, -jectum, to throw to, to add-- ad, to, Jetcto, to throw Adjoin, ad-join, V he next to. [See Join.)
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