/æpəndɪs/ (AP-en-dice)

Definitions

1. noun

A supplement or appendix to a document or publication, typically containing additional information or data.

“The research paper included an appendice with a detailed list of references used in the study.”

2. noun

A part or organ that is attached to the main body and often considered secondary or less important.

“The doctor explained to the patient that the inflamed appendice was the cause of her abdominal pain.”