APPENDIC-

Meaning of APPENDIC- in English

combining form

see append-

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APPENDIX — noun (plural -dixes or appendices) Etymology: Latin appendic-, ~, from appendere Date: 1542 1. appendage , supplementary material usually attached …
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APPENDECTOMY — noun (plural -mies) Etymology: Latin appendic-, appendix + English -ectomy Date: circa 1895 surgical removal of the vermiform appendix
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PENTHOUSE — I. ˈpentˌhau̇s noun Etymology: by folk etymology (influence of Middle French pente slope — from pendant — and English house …
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APPENDIX — I. əˈpendiks, -ēks noun ( plural appendixes -ksə̇z ; or appendi·ces -də(ˌ)sēz) Etymology: Latin appendic-, appendix, from appendere to attach …
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-ITIS — ˈī]d.ə̇s, ]tə̇s sometimes ˈē] noun suffix ( plural -i·tis·es ]d.ə̇sə̇z, ]tə̇s- ; also -it·i·des ˈid.əˌdēz, ˈitə- ; sometimes -i·tes ˈī]d.(ˌ)ēz, …
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APPENDICLE — əˈpendə̇kəl noun ( -s ) Etymology: French or Latin; French appendicule, from Latin appendicula, from appendic-, appendix + -ula : …
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APPENDICITIS — əˌpendəˈsīd.ə̇s noun ( -es ) Etymology: New Latin, from appendic- + -itis : inflammation of the vermiform appendix characterized by …
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APPENDICECTOMY — əˌpendə̇sektəmi, (ˌ)aˌp- noun ( -es ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary appendic- + -ectomy Britain : appendectomy
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APPENDICEAL — |apə̇n|dishəl, |aˌpen-; ə|pendə|sēəl, |aˌp- adjective also ap·pen·di·cal əˈpendə̇kəl, (ˈ)a|p-, -dēk- ; or ap·pen·di·cial |apə̇n|dishəl, |aˌpen- Etymology: appendic- + -eal, -al, …
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APPEND- — combining form or appendo- or appendic- or appendico- Etymology: New Latin, from appendic-, appendix, from Latin, appendage, supplement : vermiform …
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APPENDICLE — /euh pen"di keuhl/ , n. a small appendage. [ 1605-15; appendicula small appendage, equiv. to appendic- (see APPENDIX) + -ula …
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APPENDICITIS — /euh pen'deuh suy"tis/ , n. Pathol. inflammation of the vermiform appendix. [ 1885-90, Amer.; appendic- (s. of appendix ) APPENDIX …
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APPENDICEAL — /ap'euhn dish"euhl, euh pen'di see"euhl/ , adj. of or pertaining to the vermiform appendix. Also, appendical /euh pen"di keuhl/ , …
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APPENDIX — noun ( plural -dix·es or ap·pen·di·ces -də-ˌsēz) Etymology: Latin appendic-, appendix, from appendere Date: 1542 1. a. : appendage b. …
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APPENDECTOMY — noun ( plural -mies ) Etymology: Latin appendic-, appendix + English -ectomy Date: circa 1895 : surgical removal of the …
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APPENDIX — [ap.pen.dix] n, pl -dix.es or -di.ces [L appendic-, appendix, fr. appendere] (1542) 1 a: appendage b: supplementary material usu. attached …
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APPENDECTOMY — [ap.pen.dec.to.my] n, pl -mies [L appendic-, appendix + E -ectomy] (ca. 1895): surgical removal of the vermiform appendix
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