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appendageIn medicine, a body part (such as an arm or leg) that is attached to the main part of the body.
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appendageSomething that is attached to something else, usually something larger; e.g. a leg or an arm.
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appendage1640s, from append + -age.
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appendagepart of something that extends out from the main body, such as an arm or leg.
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appendageLimb; leg, for example
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appendageany considerable projection from the body of an animal. Paired appendages occur in, and are characteristic of, almost all vertebrates and arthropods.
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appendageAppendix.
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appendage(n) an external body part that projects from the body(n) a natural prolongation or projection from a part of an organism either animal or plant(n) a part that is joined to something larger
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appendagebody part that sticks out, like a leg or toe or antenna
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appendageEar-shaped appendage of either atrium of the Heart. (Dorland, 28th ed)
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appendageAppendages of the Uterus which include the Fallopian Tubes, the Ovary, and the supporting Ligaments of the Uterus (Broad Ligament; Round Ligament).
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appendageA rudder, keel, centerboard, or skeg.
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appendageA rudder, keel, centerboard, or skeg.
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appendage organ or limb attached to the body by a joint.
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appendageany structure attached to a part of the body of an organism (Glossary of PM)
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appendage<anatomy> A structure arising from the surface or extending beyond the tip of another structure. (09 Oct 1997)
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appendagea limb or other part coming off the main body of a creature
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appendageA secondary projection, ear, or other piece of tissue attached to a main structure.
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appendage
an external body part that projects from the body
a natural prolongation or projection from a part of any organism
a part that is joined to something larger
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