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ap·pend (ə pend′)
transitive verb
Etymology: ME appenden < OFr apendre < L appendere < ad-, to + pendere, hang: see spin
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Object
- underscore: The g77 compiler appends an underscore to symbols, or two if the name contained an underscore.
Preposition: at
- bottom: The address of the librarian is appended at the bottom of the back page of every Belfry Bulletin.
Modifies a noun
- option: The Append option in the File menu is used to append additional data sets to the current data set.
Modifying Another Word
- hereto: Their grades, salaries and increments shall be in accordance with the two Schedules appended hereto.
Used with why or when
- what: Then we reach the key part, VBScript appends what ever value we set in strText to the end of the file.
Preposition: in
- order: Character type functions Two arguments are appended in order to return a value for a character type function of Fortran.
Preposition: with
- number: The $ t string is appended with the numbers that are already taken ( t is for taken ).
Preposition: for
- information: The scoping document was welcomed by CMG at its 7 October meeting, and a copy is appended for information.
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