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Definition of annex
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Annex (v. t.) To join or add, as a
smaller
thing to a
greater..
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Subjoinder
::
Subjoin
(v. t.) To add after
something
else has been said or
written;
to
ANNEX;
as, to
subjoin
an
argument
or
reason..
Annexation
::
Annexation
(v. t.) The act of
annexing;
process
of
attaching,
adding,
or
appending;
the act of
connecting;
union;
as, the
annexation
of Texas to the
United
States,
or of
chattels
to the
freehold..
Superaddition
::
Superadd
(v. t.) To add over and
above;
to add to what has been
added;
to
annex,
as
something
extrinsic..
Reannex
::
Reannex
(v. t.) To annex again or anew; to
reunite.
Adjectional
::
Adjectional
(a.)
Pertaining
to
adjection;
that is, or may be,
annexed..
Annexer
::
Annexer
(n.) One who
annexes.
Invoice
::
Invoice
(n.) A
written
account
of the
particulars
of
merchandise
shipped
or sent to a
purchaser,
consignee,
factor,
etc., with the value or
prices
and
charges
annexed..
Annex
::
Annex (v. t.) To join or add, as a
smaller
thing to a
greater..
Append
::
Append
(v. t.) To add, as an
accessory
to the
principal
thing;
to
annex;
as, notes
appended
to this
chapter..
Annex
::
Annex (n.)
Something
annexed
or
appended;
as, an
additional
stipulation
to a
writing,
a
subsidiary
building
to a main
building;
a
wing..
Addition
::
Addition
(n.) A title
annexed
to a man's name, to
identify
him more
precisely;
as, John Doe, Esq.;
Richard
Roe,
Gent.;
Robert
Dale,
Mason;
Thomas
Way, of New York; a mark of
distinction;
a
title..
Postfix
::
Postfix
(v. t.) To
annex;
specifically
(Gram.),
to add or
annex,
as a
letter,
syllable,
or word, to the end of
another
or
principal
word; to
suffix..
Incapable
::
Incapable
(a.) As a term of
disgrace,
sometimes
annexed
to a
sentence
when an
officer
has been
cashiered
and
rendered
incapable
of
serving
his
country..
Annex
::
Annex (v. i.) To join; to be
united.
Trillion
::
Trillion
(n.)
According
to the
French
notation,
which is used upon the
Continent
generally
and in the
United
States,
the
number
expressed
by a unit with
twelve
ciphers
annexed;
a
million
millions;
according
to the
English
notation,
the
number
produced
by
involving
a
million
to the third
power,
or the
number
represented
by a unit with
eighteen
ciphers
annexed.
See the Note under
Numeration..
Annexment
::
Annexment
(n.) The act of
annexing,
or the thing
annexed;
appendage..
Appendant
::
Appendant
(n.) A
inheritance
annexed
by
prescription
to a
superior
inheritance.
Affix
::
Affix (v. t.) To
subjoin,
annex,
or add at the close or end; to
append
to; to fix to any part of; as, to affix a
syllable
to a word; to affix a seal to an
instrument;
to affix one's name to a
writing..
Annex
::
Annex (v. t.) To
attach
or
connect,
as a
consequence,
condition,
etc.; as, to annex a
penalty
to a
prohibition,
or
punishment
to
guilt..
Octillion
::
Octillion
(n.)
According
to the
French
method
of
numeration
(which
method
is
followed
also in the
United
States)
the
number
expressed
by a unit with
twenty-seven
ciphers
annexed.
According
to the
English
method,
the
number
expressed
by a unit with
forty-eight
ciphers
annexed.
See
Numeration..
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