apposite /apˈə-zit/

1. Apt
2. To the purpose

appˈositely adverb

appˈositeness noun

apposition /-zishˈən/ noun

1. Application
2. Juxtaposition
3. The position of a word parallel to another in syntactic relation (grammar)
4. Growth of a cell wall by deposition on the surface next to the plasma membrane (botany)

apposiˈtional adjective

appositive /ə-pozˈ/ adjective

Placed in apposition

• have all one's buttons on
• have all one's eggs in one basket
• have all the answers
• have a load on
• have a memory like a sieve
• have a mind of one's own
• have a monkey on one's back
• have an early night
• have an edge against
• have an edge on
• have an edge over
• have an eye to
• have an eye to the main chance
• have an itching palm
• have an oar in another's boat
• have another think coming
• have ants in one's pants
• have a pop at
• have a problem with
• have a right
• have a rod in pickle
• have a roof over one's head
• have a roving eye
• have a screw loose
• have a shot