Did you maybe mean one of these? appendices, appentice
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“Artusi, Osservazioni in appendice a trenta lettere di Giuseppe Giusti, Florence, 1881.”
“Corollae quinquefidae tubo hine fisso, lobis majoribus margine utroque auriculato-crispis, alatisve, duobus minoribus lanceolatis, interne appendice proprio cuculliformi instructis.”
Journal of an Expedition into the Interior of Tropical Australia
“Ses éléments constitutifs, ses rapports avec les langues secrètes de l'Europe méridionale et l'argot moderne, avec un appendice sur l'argot juge par”
“Mariani et Jacobi "; (2)" I Martiri di S. Teodoto di Ancisa e di S. Ariadne di Prinnesso con un 'appendice sul testo originale del”
“Opera omnia -- Physica de aere vitali, esculentis, et potutentis, cum appendice de pasergris in victu et chocolatu, thea, coffea, tobaco.”
“Adam Rechenberg's edition "with an appendix in three parts and new indices" (_cum appendice tripartita et novis indicibus_) saw five editions -- 1678, 1698,”
Historical Introductions to the Symbolical Books of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
“[514] The full title is: _Nouvelle théorie des parallèles, avec un appendice contenant la manière de perfectionner la théorie des parallèles de A.M. Legendre_.”
“Corollae quinquefidae tubo hine fisso, lobis majoribus margine utroque auriculato - crispis, alatisve, duobus minoribus lanceolatis, interne appendice proprio cuculliformi instructis.”
Journal of an Expedition into the Interior of Tropical Australia
“Sancti Michaelis Venetiarum, una cum appendice librorum impressorum sæculi_ xv.”
“Bibliothecæ Rawlinsonianæ Catalogus -- cum appendice”
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[Open] Words that MUST BE DESTROYED
This isn’t a list for words which are merely proscribed or with whom you have a personal vendetta. If you list a word here, you should be able to explain why it is an enemy of the English language....
semordnilaps, irregardless, agendae, appendice, sustainity, bilby
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sionnach Is it will o' the wisps, or wills o' the wisp? And with that question, de profundis, I bid ye all good night, my Wordie friends. Mar 3, 2009
yarb When thorough noisome fenland at close of day a-roaming,
Beware and shun yon will o' the wisp, a-glomming in the gloaming. Mar 3, 2009
sionnach Don't get me wrong. I share the horror about the appendice-itis. But I was more intrigued by the phrase:
when he heard the new girl bandying this solecism, (he) fastened upon it like a will o' the wisp
I guess I had never thought of will o' the wisps in terms of their glomming abilities. Quite the contrary, in fact. Mar 2, 2009
rolig Brilliant suggestion, c_b! Maybe if it keeps on happening you could mutter, "dick… s," and then when challenged, explain (if you still have your job). Mar 2, 2009
reesetee Hahaha! Mar 2, 2009
chained_bear Perhaps every time someone mispronounces it, you could say "-dix." Thus:
Bill: "Perhaps we should put that data in an appendice."
Yarb: "-dix."
That'll get their attention. Mar 2, 2009
reesetee No! Seriously, yarb? You have my deepest sympathy. And if you want the editors on Wordie to storm your office in protest, just say the word....
*readies editing pen* Mar 2, 2009
yarb I trace the malaise to someone who joined about a year ago. I suspect my boss harboured a guilty uncertainty, and when he heard the new girl bandying this solecism, fastened upon it like a will o' the wisp. Then everyone else started parroting him, and now I'm out in the cold with my appendix, contemplating a career move. Mar 2, 2009
rolig grooaannn Mar 2, 2009
yarb The singular of appendices, according to everyone else in my department.
Pronounced in four syllables, e.g. "perhaps we should put that data in an əˈpɛndɪˌsi..." Mar 2, 2009