(thing) by Tannor Thu Oct 26 2000 at 0:45:01
An appositive phrase is a phrase used to describe a noun or a pronoun. The phrase in itself is a noun or a noun equivalent.

example:

E2 users, cheese lovers at heart, can sometimes disturb the sanctity of cheese.

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