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/əˈdendəm/,
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addenda, plural;
  1. An item of additional material, typically omissions, added at the end of a book or other publication

  2. The radial distance from the pitch circle of a cogwheel, worm wheel, etc., to the crests of the teeth or ridges

  1. textual matter that is added onto a publication; usually at the end
  2. Addendum is an Assemblage 23 remix album, featuring numerous remixes from albums Contempt and Failure, as well as three original songs and an original 1996 version of song "The Drowning Season."
  3. Something to be added; especially text added as an appendix or supplement to a document; A postscript; The height by which the tooth of a gear projects beyond (outside for external, or inside for internal) the standard pitch circle or pitch line
  4. (23. Addendums) Any warrants, promises, or guarantees made by Property Manager or its agents shall not be binding unless contained in this lease or in a lease addendum in writing. ...
  5. (Addendums) Attached to your lease for a NY apartment may be any number of addendums. Rental lease addendums are as legally valid as any language found the lease proper, and can cover a huge range of topics, from no-smoking clauses to lock-out fees to roommate regulations to laundry room ...
  6. (Addendums) We have standard addendums that are a requirement for closing. These are very similar to "Bank Property" addendums. They are for liability purposes. Once we receive your offer, we will prepare the addendums and fax the documents back to you for countersignature.
  7. An addition to a document that forms part of it. Similar to a Schedule to an Agreement of Purchase and Sale. May be used to add specific and detailed information material to the contract or upon which contractual terms are based.
  8. A supplemental document for borrowers advising them of the characteristics of the mortgage loan they are applying for. This document is often required when applying for a government loan program.
  9. Something added. A list or other items added to a document, letter, contract, escrow instructions, etc.
  10. supplementary material additional to the main body of a book and printed separately at the start or end of the text.
  11. An addition to a contract or agreement
  12. A supplement to any document that contains additional information pertinent to the subject. Appraisers use an addendum to further explain items for which there was inadequate space on the standard appraisal form.
  13. A document containing any additions or changes negotiated in the original lease. This document is always attached to the signed lease, as part of the lease. Items addressed in an addendum supersede the item being replaced in the lease.
  14. An attachment to a written document. For example, affidavits may be addendums to a petition as a petition may be an addendum to a writ.
  15. An add on or supplement to an existing lease, not effective until signed by both lessor and lessee; can also be used in reference to other legal documents
  16. Additional chartering terms at the end of a charter party
  17. A change to construction documents made after they are issued for bidding but prior to award of the construction contract, often in response to questions by bidders. Changes made by addenda may be reflected in record drawings.
  18. something added as an attachment to a contract.
  19. ebertchicago tweeted this clip of Siskel & Ebert discussing what makes a good movie review:
  20. An additional piece of information added as a last minute correction.
  21. Additional information at the back of a book, sometimes laid in.
  22. Following this comment, I discussed the Emily Dickinson Archive section where anyone can create an edition of ED’s materials — an especially cogent point since ED didn’t edit her own work. ...
  23. (pl: addenda)  In formulation of tissue culture media: an item or a constituent substance to be added.
  24. Feb. 2010. See Update-6 for newly discovered features and terminology for compact and complete.
  25. A legal document that adds to or amends the terms of a standard form lease.