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Noun(1) an addition that extends a main building(2) something added; extension
Verb(1) take (territory(2) attach to(3) take illegally(4) as of territory(5) take (territory) by conquest(6) join or add

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(1) The new figures, in an annex to the pre-budget report delivered two weeks ago, says the new rate of immigration will be 285,000 a year.(2) Only minor adjustments or an annex may be necessary to situate the report in the regional context.(3) The Licence Committee considered other available evidence, including that derived from the four publications referred to in the attached annex .(4) In June, an attempt to sell the pink stucco main building and adjoining annex failed to elicit any bids that met the government's minimum so a new tactic will be tried.(5) An elastic metropolitan area is one in which the central city can easily annex undeveloped land and in which there is ample undeveloped land within the central city for growth.(6) It feels to me that this is like building an annex before the main building has gone up.(7) He said that leading suspects in the killings, whose names were provided to him in a secret annex to the report, must be tried urgently.(8) the school's one-storey wooden annex(9) He met with official disfavour after his spectacular military failure at St. Etienne in 1546, a crucial stumble in Henry's campaign to annex the territory.(10) Located in a separate annex off the main landing are the third and fourth bedrooms and a second family bathroom.(11) These are located in an annex to the main building.(12) The students were being accommodated at the annex at the back of the school adjoining St Francis RC Church.(13) The hospital comprises three main structures - the annex building, atrium, and research center.(14) Kitchens and washrooms were in an annex behind the main workhouse.(15) There are countries that are attempting to annex territories and populations that would rather have independence.(16) We've had press conferences actually not shunted to one side of the annex but in the main reception rooms of the palace.