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- Add, as territory
- Wing
- Addition
- Building addition
- Take over, as land
- Building enlargement
- Building wing
- New wing
- Wing of a building
- Additional wing
- Room off to the side
- Office park wing
- Extension
- Take, as territory
- Add on
- Library addition
- It wasn't part of the original plan
- Secret ___ (where Anne Frank wrote her diary)
- Architectural afterthought
- Incorporate
- Expansion consequence, perhaps
- Take over property
- Incorporate new territory
- Subjoin
- Add to the city
- Incorporate, as land
- Building extension
- Bring into the city limits
- Incorporate into a city, as territory
- Take without permission
- Not the main building
- Ell
- Addition to a building
- Forcibly acquire, as a territory
- Take in
- Architect's wing
- Take by force, as land
- Attach
- Tack on
- Wing that won't fly
- Subsidiary building
- Wing, perhaps
- Addition to a school, say
- Fast-growing school's need, perhaps
- Building add-on
- Architect's addition
- Subsidiary structure
- Wing of no help in flying
- Make part of a larger state
- Architectural wing
- Building adjunct
- Appropriate
- Appropriate, in a way
- Incorporate, as new territory
- Take over
- Attach by conquest
- New wing of a building
- Museum wing, perhaps
- Take on new territory
- Ell, perhaps
- Attach a territory.
- Added building.
- Part of the White House.
- Added part.
- Type of building.
- Builder's second thought
- Secondary building
- Building afterthought
- Growing family's requirement
- Append
- Appropriate without permission
- Eli, often
- Take over, in a way
- Architectural addition
- Room for expansion
- Incorporate into a city
- Proposal for business expansion
- Take without asking
- Result of an architect's winging it?
- Auxiliary building
- Claim, as land
- Incorporate, as territory
- Take land
- Architectural add-on
- Extension on the main building
- Building extra
- Architect's afterthought
- Architectural wing, e.g.
- Building's extra
- Side building
- School addition
- Auxiliary structure
- Building part
- Building s building
- Take over land e.g.
- Put a wing on
- Building attachment
- Wing that won't aid in flying
- Add-on to a building
- Incorporate, as the U.S. did Texas
- New wing, e.g.
- Acquire forcibly, as land
- Architectural extension
- Add by appropriating
- Supplementary structure
