appendance
noun
ap·pend·ance
-dən(t)s
variants or appendancy
-dənsē,
-si
plural appendances or appendancies
: the quality or state of being appendant
Word History
Etymology
Middle French apendance, from Old French, from apendre to be attached, depend, belong, append (from Late Latin appendere to suspend) + -ance
- hard feelings
- hard fern
- hard fescue
- hard finish
- hard going
- hard goods
- hard grass
- hard ground
- hard hat
- hard hats
- hard knocks
- hard labor
- hard lay
- hard lead
- hard lines
- hard liquor
- hard liver
- hard liver disease
- hard maple
- hard of hearing
- hard oil
- hard on someone's or something's heels
- hard palate
- hard pass
- hard paste