Supply

sup-plisv. [-plied (-plld'), -plying.] To up, as any deficiency happens; to furnish with what is wanted to serve instead of; to to bring or furnish, provide, administer, contribute, yield, accom- — modate. n. Sufficiency of things for use or want the food, etc., which meets the daily nece ities of an army or other large body of men store,— chiefly in pi. [F. supplier, to supply, L. supplere, to up, f sub and plere, to — Suppli'er, n. — Supplement, n. That which up, completes, or perfects something to which is added; something added to a book or paper to make good its deficiencies or correct errors. — v. To up or supply by additions; to add to. [F.; L. supple mentum, fr. supplere.] — Supplemental, -ary, -a-rf, a. Added to supply what is wanted; additional. — Sup'pletive, -ple-tiv, -tory, -to-rt, a. Supplying what is lacking; filling up deficiencies; supplemental.