enroll
enroll Lexical Profile
enroll Game Scores & Validity
• verb
American To officially register or enter oneself or another person as a member of an institution, course of study, or organization.
"She decided to enroll in an evening French course at the community college."
American To enter or record a document, decree, or name on an official roll or court record.
"The clerk was instructed to enroll the final version of the legislative bill before submitting it to the governor."
Word Nuance & Usage
Spelled "enroll" (with a double "l") in American English, and typically "enrol" (with a single "l", though doubled in inflected forms like "enrolled") in British and Commonwealth English.
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Word Origin & Etymology
From Middle English enrollen, borrowed from Old French enroller, from en- ("in") + rolle ("a roll of parchment or official register"), ultimately from Latin rotulus.