Appointed
Appointedpa.fixed on, set, chosen, equipped
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Appointment
Appointmentn.an order, salary, post, designation to office
Apport
Apportv.t.to carry, bring, convey, transfer, ob.
Apportion
Apportionv.t.to divide or part out, to assign
Apposit
Apposita.proper, fit, suitable, well adapted to
Apposition
Appositionn.a putting to or near, an addition
Appositly
Appositlyad.properly, fitly, suitably, timely
Appositness
Appositnessn.propriety, fitness, suitableness
Appraise
Appraisev.t.to value goods by authority, to set a price on, seeSee: appriseSee: amore correct spelling
Appraisement
Appraisementn.the act of appraising
Appraiser
Appraisern.an authorised person who valkues
Appreciable
Appreciablea.capable of being estimated
Appreciate
Appreciatev.to value, estimate, rise in value
Appreciation
Appreciationn.a due estimate, a rising in value
Apprehend
Apprehendv.t.to seize, take, understand, fear
Apprehended
Apprehendedpa.caught, conceived, feared
Apprehender
Apprehendern.a conceiver, a thinker
Apprehensible
Apprehensiblea.that may or can be apprehended
Apprehension
Apprehensionn.a conception, suspicion, fear
Apprehensive
Apprehensivea.fearful, sensible
Apprehensiveness
Apprehensivenessn.the quality of being apprehensive
Apprentice
Apprenticen.one covenanted to learn a trade
Apprentice (2)
Apprenticev.t.to bind out as an apprentice
Apprenticeship
Apprenticeshipn.the time an apprentice serves
Apprest
Appresta.pressed close, lying near the stem
Apprise
Apprisea.to value by authority, to set a price on
Apprisement
Apprisementn.a valuation under authority