" addendum "

 [ "addendum" ]

1: Something that is added or later to be added, e.g. a supplement to a book.

  * e.g.,  ... "I decided to add an addendum to my novel after I'd finished writing it." 

 [ "addendumed" ]

1: When something has had an addendum, it is said to be "addendumed"

  * e.g.,  ... John made an addendum to that article. He addendumed it. 

 [ "Sock rule addendum" ]

1: As the true creator of the rule not like the imitators, i’d like to clear some things. First thing first wearing 1 sock doesn’t change anything it’s still gay, that’s the law. Second thing, all those who claim to be the true creator are wrong I created this rule back in 2013 as a joke with my friends. I posted it back in 2018 to stop people from claiming it and changing the rules. So remember keep those socks on unless you like cock! Love- no socks

  * e.g.,  ... Sock rule addendum. It’s gay if you’re not wearing socks. See Sock rule for further clarification. 

 [ "The Davison addendum" ]

1: A chess rule that allows either player to place and/or leave their king in check. But only if the attacking player is unable to capitalize on the move example: capturing the king would result in their own king being placed in check.

  * e.g.,  ... Wanna play chess? Let's add the Davison addendum. 

 [ "Liberal Addendum" ]

1: When a person adds an extra form of clarification, so that the joke doesn't seem offensive.

  * e.g.,  ... Person1: "I bet you like guys. Not that there is anything wrong with that." Person2: "Did you just use a Liberal Addendum?" 

 [ "mannerly addendum" ]

1: An "afterthought" phrase that someone throws in at the end of a sentence to modify it into a more-polite statement.

  * e.g.,  ... A classic mannerly addendum is when someone hastily asks you to perform a certain task as he is rushing out the door, then pleasantly adds, "Please and thank you" after he's voiced his request. 

 [ "The Davison addendum" ]

1: A chess rule that allows either player to place and/or leave their king in check. But only if the attacking player would otherwise not be able to capitalize on the move. Example: Capturing the king would place your own king in check.

  * e.g.,  ... Want to play chess? Let's use "the Davison addendum" 

 [ "The Davison addendum" ]

1: A chess rule that allows either player to place and/or leave their king in check. But only if the attacking player would otherwise not be able to capitalize on the move. Example: Capturing the king would place your own king in check.

  * e.g.,  ... Want to play chess? Let's use "the Davison addendum"