Appendant
Appendant
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Appendant
Appendicatev.t.to add, append, annex, ob.
Appendiclen.a small appendage
Appendixn.an addition, a supplement
Appeninea.relating to the Appenines, mountains in Italy
Appertainv.i.to belong, relate, depend upon
Appertainingpa.belonging, relating, depending
Appertinenta.belonging or relating to
Appetence, or Appetencyn.sensual desire, a tendency in organized matter to unite with or select particles of matter
Appetibilityn.a desirable state or quality, desire
Appetiblea.desirable, pleasing, engaging
Appetiten.a stomach, desire of food, or other sensual gratification
Appiana.relating to Appisu, as Appian way
Applaudv.t.to praise, commend, extol, cry up
Applaudern.one who praises, one who comments
Applausen.public praise, commendation, credit
Applen.a common fruit, the pupil of the eye
Appliable, or Applicablea.suitable, proper, fit
Applicabilityn.the state of being applicable
Applicablenessn.a fitness to be applies
Applicantn.one who makes request
Applicationn.the act of applying, c'ose study, industry
Applicative
Appliern.one who applies, a student
Applyv.t.to put to certain use, study, attend
Appointv.t.to fix upon, determin, settle, name and commission toan office
Appointablea.that may be appointed