addendum
/əˈdɛndəm/Definitions
1. noun
a supplementary item or document added to the end of a document or agreement, typically containing additional terms or conditions.
“The lawyer added an addendum to the contract, outlining the client’s responsibilities.”
2. noun
a supplementary item or document added to a report, paper, or other written work.
“The author included an addendum to her book, addressing criticisms from readers.”
3. verb
to add or append something to the end of a document or agreement.
“The editor decided to addendum the contract, incorporating the new terms.”