adject
transitive verb
ad·ject
ə-ˈjekt,
a-
-ed/-ing/-s
archaic
: to add or annex : join
adjection noun
ə-ˈjek-shən
plural -s
archaic 
Word History
Etymology
Middle English adjecten "to say in addition, attribute, annex," borrowed from Latin adjectus, past participle of adjicere "to throw at, attach, contribute, add to (in speech or writing)," from ad- ad- + jacere "to throw"
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined above
- Prairie Provinces
- prairie ragweed
- prairie rattler
- prairie rattlesnake
- prairie rocket
- prairie rose
- prairie sabbatia
- prairie sage
- prairie sagewort
- prairie schooner
- prairie senna
- prairie smoke
- prairie soil
- prairie spurge
- prairie squirrel
- prairie star
- prairie sunflower
- prairie titlark
- prairie trefoil
- prairie turnip
- prairie vetchling
- prairie violet
- prairie wake-robin
- prairie warbler
- prairie white-fringed orchid