Reverse Dictionary: APPOINT

ADJECTIVES
1398 — ORDINATE appointed, destined; ordered, arranged, disposed → obs.

VERBS
1300 — ORDAIN to appoint a person, etc. to a charge, duty, or office → obs.
1338 — SIGN to appoint; to assign → obs.
1375 — TAILYE — TAILZIE to appoint; to determine, to settle, to arrange → Sc. obs.
1538 — SUBROGATE to appoint or elect in the place of another; to substitute in an office → obs.
1562 — ORDINATE to appoint authoritatively to any office → obs.
1600 — SUBORDAIN to appoint in place of another → obs.
1600 — SUBROGE to appoint or elect in the place of another; to substitute in an office → obs.
1602 — SUBORDAIN to appoint to a subordinate position → obs.