appointment.html - v.tr.
1 assign a post or office to (appoint him governor; appoint him to govern; appointed to the post).
2 (often foll. by for) fix, decide on (a time, place, etc.) (Wednesday was appointed for the meeting; 8.30 was the appointed time).
3 prescribe; ordain (Holy Writ appointed by the Church).
4 Law a (also absol.) declare the destination of (property etc.). b declare (a person) as having an interest in property etc. (Jones was appointed in the will).
5 (as appointed adj.) equipped, furnished (a badly appointed hotel).

appointee n. appointer n. appointive adj. US [ME f. OF apointer f. Е point to a point]

appointment.html - n.
1 an arrangement to meet at a specific time and place.
2 a a post or office available for applicants, or recently filled (took up the appointment on Monday). b a person appointed.
3 (usu. in pl.) a furniture, fittings. b equipment. [ME f. OF apointement (as APPOINT, -MENT)]

appointment.html - v.tr.
1 assign a post or office to (appoint him governor; appoint him to govern; appointed to the post).
2 (often foll. by for) fix, decide on (a time, place, etc.) (Wednesday was appointed for the meeting; 8.30 was the appointed time).
3 prescribe; ordain (Holy Writ appointed by the Church).
4 Law a (also absol.) declare the destination of (property etc.). b declare (a person) as having an interest in property etc. (Jones was appointed in the will).
5 (as appointed adj.) equipped, furnished (a badly appointed hotel).

appointee n. appointer n. appointive adj. US [ME f. OF apointer f. Е point to a point]

appointment.html - n.
1 an arrangement to meet at a specific time and place.
2 a a post or office available for applicants, or recently filled (took up the appointment on Monday). b a person appointed.
3 (usu. in pl.) a furniture, fittings. b equipment. [ME f. OF apointement (as APPOINT, -MENT)]

appointment.html - n.
Mus. a grace-note performed before an essential note of a melody and normally taking half its time-value. [It.]

appointment.html - v.tr.
1 assign a post or office to (appoint him governor; appoint him to govern; appointed to the post).
2 (often foll. by for) fix, decide on (a time, place, etc.) (Wednesday was appointed for the meeting; 8.30 was the appointed time).
3 prescribe; ordain (Holy Writ appointed by the Church).
4 Law a (also absol.) declare the destination of (property etc.). b declare (a person) as having an interest in property etc. (Jones was appointed in the will).
5 (as appointed adj.) equipped, furnished (a badly appointed hotel).

appointee n. appointer n. appointive adj. US [ME f. OF apointer f. Е point to a point]