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appendage
[ uh-pen-dij ]
noun
- a subordinate part attached to something; an auxiliary part; addition.
- Anatomy, Zoology. any member of the body diverging from the axial trunk.
- Botany, Mycology. any subsidiary part superadded to another part.
- a person in a subordinate or dependent position, especially a servile or parasitic follower.
appendage
/ əˈɛԻɪ /
noun
- an ancillary or secondary part attached to a main part; adjunct
- zoology any organ that projects from the trunk of animals such as arthropods
- botany any subsidiary part of a plant, such as a branch or leaf
Other 51Թ Forms
- ·Իa adjective
- un·Իa adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of appendage1
Example Sentences
The catch is that whenever someone enters, red lights blink on and off at their partners’ villa to alert them that someone is sticking a few appendages where they shouldn't be.
“Around 20 to 30 people from overseas have come in the last month,” Miyoko Ishikawa, whose seat at the information desk directly faces the outstretched appendage.
Yet sea robins are most notable for their distinctively large, fan-shaped dorsal fins and for their six leg-like appendages.
For such men, they prefer to imagine women as appendages of men, who have no motivations outside of pleasing and serving men.
First, the team sliced off the antennae and thinned and polished the surrounding amber to ensure the clearest possible view of the appendage within.
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