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.!nd, ~nd. conj. the l'article by which
. sentences or terms are joined.
Andil'on, and'l·hrn. 6. irons on which
wood is laid to bul'n.
Anecdote, an'ek-d6te. 8. a biographical
incident.
Anemography, an-~.mi\g'gri\-f~. 8.
the description of the winds.
.!nemometer, an-e-mom'me-tur. 8.
an instrument contrived to measure
the wind.
Anemoscope, a-nem'6-sk6pe. c. a
machine invented to foretell the
changes of the wind.
Anew, a-mi'. ad. over again.
.Anfractuous, an-frak'tshu-us. Cl.
winding, mazy.
[gel'.
Angel, llne'jH. 8. a heavenly messen­
Angelical, an-jene-klU. Q. l
Angelick, an-jenik. S resembling
angels, above human.
Anger, ang'gl1r. 8. resentment, rage.
7'0 Angrr, iing'giir. 'V. a. to provoke,
to eL"" gee
Angle, ang'gl. 8. the mutual inclination
of tWI) lines meeting in a point;
an instrument to take fish.
,To Angle, ang'gl. 'V. a. to fish with a
rod and hook.
[idiom.
~~nglicism,ang'gle-slzm.8. an English
Angrily, ang'gre-l(:. ad. in an angry
manner.
rger.
-Angry, al1g'gr~. a. touched with an­
Anguish, ang'gwlsh. 8. excessive pain,
either ofbody or mind.
Angular, ang'gu-lfir.a. having angles
or corners. rwith angles.
Angulated, ang'go.-Ill-ted. Q. formed
Angulous, ang'gu-llls. a. hooked, an·
gular.
~ngust, anoog-fist'. a. narrow, strait.
Anhelation, au-he-Ill'shun. s. the act
of panting.
[breath.
Anhelose, an-he-16se'. a. ont of
Aniented, an'e-en-tM. a. frustmted.
Animable, an'e-ma-bl. a. thatwhich
~ay b~ P';lt in~o life.. , ,
AnunadverslOn, an- e.mad-veeshun.
s. reproof, censure..
To Animadvert, an-e-mad-vert'. v.
n. to pass censures upon.
Animal, an'/'-rnal. s. aIlviill; cr~lItttre,
corporeal. " . . .
Animal, au''''-mal. a. that which belongs
or relates to animals.
Animalcule, an-e.mal'kule. 8. a small
a!1im~l.