A distinct type of adding - where the new maneuver(s) is/are executed after the Base Move.

Inflected Forms(s):

Suffixed (past tense)

Comments:

Suffix is the same as the layman's use of the term and can refer to the mind equally as well as the body, but is most commonly used to refer to the body.

This term is technically more specific than Add or Insert, but in normal speech, they are all often used interchangeably.

In the Formulation Equation the term means exactly the same as it does outside the Formulation Equation.

Example(s):

Using Delayed Sword as the Base Move: Adding a left straight punch to the opponent's body after the outward hand-sword, would demonstrate suffixing.

Synonym(s):

Add, Insert

Opposite(s):

Prefix

Reverse(s):

Delete

Related Definition(s):

Add, Adjust, Alter, Compensate, Delete, Insert, Prefix, Rearrange, Regulate

Related Term(s):

Base Move, Formulation Equation