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An application, esp. an application program (see A PPI .IGATION a.
Compounds 2). Also freq. in killer app n. at KILLER n. Additions. Cf.
applications.program n, at APPLICATION n. Compounds 2b.
[1985 Info - World (Nexis) 29 July 39 One step in thadirection is Apple's recent
beta testing of the .neW prograMining tools called Mac App.] 1985 lqfo World
(Nexis) .9 Dec. 41 Atfirst look, the user sees only one new menu ('apps' for
applications) at the top of the screen. 1992 Dr. Dobbts Ant Sept. 1/1 (adv(.)
With all theselools,. you'll write the most powerful * robust apps imaginable,
1998 Internet Week 29 JUne 33/3 The company' hoPeS.:thia- commonly used
appisuCh as a `configurator', used to determine the minimum hardware and
software configuration for a particular app,.can Iv shared. 2000 Independent 28
Feb. (Review section) 9/2 People could adopt new technologies, new platforms,
and new appliPation software over time but their data and apps could persist on
serVers 'out there' somewhere.
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teiitieicriiaitarlA frau Greek apostasis; revolt, fine aphistand, apo.
ssa..,-o iovoit:afi.,apo.i- Iguana!, to stand, place; see stet- in Appendix Greek, from apotheoun, to deify : spa-, 6inge; see APO- + theos, god; see
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atm heir, n poll cal party, oneo principles, or s cause. leffddle Englirh, -siring, -sires 'lb glorify; exalt.
Toe old French, from Late Latin apostata, from Greek apostates, from apaostrospa. IC (ip'o-uo-pitrik) adj. Intended to ward off evil: an
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. aPhiaanai.totaralt. See APOnutr.[-aepositatee
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.' -. .. liele '. ialitikina. filth. a Political Mae/. One's principkt, or a peelocalelY ada
--Iepp (ip) rt, Informal Aconiputer application. [Short for APPLICATION.)
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604 i,i6,440,0404i.i. of reasoning from facts or pardeulars the anon United States including the Appoint:inn Mountain.
"tenni mincipleior fa* effects to cameo inductive; empirical 2e. epopes .latechleem dulcimer (prrareht..m. .den, .lichre_oe,
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Ples. donee by IOW tO preach eltelosed. 0. A Ion- foundland,Newlinmswlek, and southern Quebec, Canada, to entre) Al!Windt:iif ihtearli Christian Church. C. A kader of the nest Claletiall sham The range includes the Allegheny, Mtn Ridge, and Cumberlind
lithiatels counOtoe *glom 2- One of the 12 Inenshe's of ihe admin. mountains. Mount 'Mitchell hi western North Carolina is the highest
gitiltritlirecoutiollethe Marmon Church. 33. One who pioneers an im- perk, rising to 2,11511.6 to (6,884 ft).
Pedant ilkirm moventent cause, or belief; an apalt of conservation. b. Apia/decision tea tr. I. See %Ohs rod. 2. See inkberry (sense 1).
A inail'instel 044'44 S Stsn ng fit/0°nel' lunielle English, horn Old Appalachian Van A hiking path of the genera United States exlinglhh:XPOsill'ailliOniOhl Ermen arytar, both froal 1-we Latin aees- tending about 3.298 kin (2,050 mi) from Mount Katandin in central
tolus, fiOica. .Okeek iiiiostOkr, :manger, from apostelkin, to send off :
Maine tO Springer Mountain in northern Georgia. It is the world's longslikiti:apo- 4. -stelleln,-,tiviind; see stel- in Appendix 1.1 -asperities,
est continuous mountain trail.
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appall (a-p0P) ten -palled, -pall.ing, -palls 'Ib fill with tonsterAeportlese Creed (a-pisialz) n. A Christian creed traditionally nation or dismay. See synonyms at dismay. [Middle English *alien, to
asoribidtothe 12 Aponles and used typically in public worship services grow faint. from Old French apalir: a-, to (f rnm Latin ad-i see AD-) +
lathe:West
poky; to grow Pale (frompala pie, from Latin palliehu, from pollen, to
islieniterlote (a-plisita-liti, -lit) sr. 1. The office, duties, or mitgrow pale; see pal.' in Appe
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• • anclif OnOpeitIC.2rAireesoelation Of individuals for the dissemination
a ghtful: ap011ing working conditions: appalling tdolenn .--alseisall h.
of a religiontir dentin: [Lite Latin Apo:adieus, from apostolus apostle. f :4114411g 416144) "it CIudnii aglattmatian or 6'1111
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:01.44.,E0esealffletic• 21.1, Ot relatirl to. cr cciatmP9raq With the 1_, In northwest North America, dutracterlatically having a spotted rump.
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thel2 Apintlek 3a. grbiielatIng to a auccestion of spiritu authority
apepasnege also op.:1•meg. (11pea-nlj) rt. 1. A. source of revenue,
frinthe 11Aponlii, needed by Ariglicans, Roman Catholics, Eastern
to have been perp emend by successive or& noir as land, even by a sovereign for the maintenance of a member of .
'OriluidOs; Sad roil* ethers
natant id bishops and to be requisite for validorden and administration the ruling fluid* Z. Something mum offered to or claimed by aaccept as
a perqtdate: The leaders of tbe opposition party agreed to party anoftinomenta. b. Roman Catholic Church Of or relating to the pope as due;
other government's appanage', and in doing so became an officially paid
thesonerier of Saint Peter; papal. ---apbortoleivadaly adv. -ap'agency of a foreign power. 3. A rightful or customary accompaniment or .
ornotalirl.ty (-sti41:91-ts) n.
apanage, from Old French, front ripener, to make prosweetens delegate a. Roman Catholic Church An ecclesiastical adjunct. [French
appanare : Latin ad-, ad- +
repreentative ef the Vatican to a country having no formal diplomatic visionspants,possibly from Medieval Latin
for, breadrsec ps- in Appendix 1.1
/aliens With it Latin
apapaerat (iipre-rit', Epa-Intr) n. See apparatus (sense 2). (RuaApacisatolais Father (lp ,o-stairik) n. A church father of the first
Apparel, a maor viand Century A.D. who was believed to have received personal in- shut the government mganirstion or staff, from German
litical organization, from Latin apparatus prepsration. See APFARATUS.).
antetion kern the 12 Apostles or from their disciples.
apapaareatchik ffi'pa-elichlk) n., pi -tchlks or -tchl.ki (-chl-ke)
awesatraphe" . (a-pee tre-fa) n. The superscript eo C) und to
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emperor. 2. An unquestioningly loyal subI.. is the . einititionet a letter or letters from a word, the ponessive 1. A member ef &Gannon:an
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(IT'a-onlas, -Maid n., pl. apparatus or -usaes la.
%sopa...tat* us
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tttle:Or.yoph!lc (atirktralik)adf..
eaperlitrisitee (a•phortra-ft) rt. The direct address of an absent or An integeated groupof materials or devices usedier *particular purpose:
dental. apparatus. See synonym at equipment. 2a. The totality of
loftlaill)ePeniet bed a Personified abstraction, especially m a dire*
rneaustyvkicis a-designated function is performed or a specific task exaint lathe cennento apeech or composition. [Late latin apostrophi,.
fgo:Gieek, frenapoltePhein, to tura away. See ArOSTROPiiilt.)-ap'- ended, as In a system of government b. A political organization or an
undetground political Movement Also called apparel. 3. Physiology A
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orop ro or system o wiP a tha t tes A:1 ped rm arr ic fun cro TMOtt.:11?.additieby orepeak ar write in apostrophe.
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aapottlaik(oritei( 1. Measure (a-plithil-kletz) n. A system of -l pP nelour maite dal thiltpaccoP:trcrle of pparanaof prtellaiWn
a 1,.Z.4 i , preltaa t en from ast i
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Vokiriserienereeled in pharmacy. It has been largely replaced by
ad- + pad% to preparg Set pore-, in Appendix LI
laCeeereas4 lin Moriesystem.
pharmacy apoPareel (a-parial) rt. 1. Clothing, especially outer garmentr, attire
Ittolh ,ierres• -#1illiht n. A system of weights used in
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2. A covering or adornment: trees wish their apparel of foliage 4. my.
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lb adorn or embellish. [Middle English apparel!, from Old French apa-IppeOsee•ceray (a-pilthil.icaria) 1:,, pl. -les 1. One ger gamma reit, preparation. from *meager, to prepare, possibly fmm Vulgar Lain
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dings and other medicines; a pharmacist. 2. See pharmacy
sapparictihlra, from Latin apparent. see APPAIXTULI
ien IMidato English apotecarit,
from Old French apotecaire and
apoperaent (a-pirlant, a-p1r1-) adj. 1. Readily seen; visible. 2.
. .... .14edieral latIknkmthialltios. both from Late Latin, clerk, from
Readily understood; clear or obvious. 3. Appearing as such but not nec' ‘. LetistnPerkfra, Minlibuse. from Greek apothekt
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7.44voithwcVi khA)adj. apotheca, storehouse See aroniscasea
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patent, plain These adjectives mean readily seen, perceived, or under.
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1'4 lekTittf, -- 4- °an. an•o•phtheern (kira - thtm') n. A terse, wing stood: angry for fla apparent mason; a clear danger; clear-cut evidence of
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