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ancient adj. 1 old, bygone, past, former, earlier, Literary olden: In
ancient times there were very few books. 2 old, antique,
antediluvian, primitive, prehistoric, primeval, primordial,
Noachian, Literary Ogygian: In those ancient days man had only
just come down from the trees. 3 old, old-fashioned, archaic,
time-worn, aged, ageing, obsolescent, antiquated, elderly,
venerable, grey, hoary, superannuated, obsolete, fossil,
fossilized: We were accosted by an ancient crone at the mouth
of the cave.
anger
n. 1 rage, wrath, ire, fury, pique, spleen, choler; antagonism,
irritation, vexation, indignation, displeasure, annoyance,
irritability, resentment, outrage: Her anger got the better of
her, so she simply punched him.
--v. 2 enrage, infuriate, madden, pique, incense, raise one's
hackles, make one's blood boil, rile, gall; annoy, irritate,
vex, nettle, displease, exasperate, provoke: Father was so
angered by the insult that he refused to pay.
angle° n. 1 slant, oblique, corner, edge, intersection; bend, cusp,
point, apex, projection: The two walls meet at an angle. 2
slant, point of view, aspect, viewpoint, standpoint, approach,
position, side, perspective: The managing editor told me he's
looking for a new angle on the kidnapping story.
angleý v. angle for. fish for; look for, seek, be after, try for, hunt
for: On holiday we went angling for perch. Fran is angling for
compliments on her new dress.
angry
adj. 1 enraged, furious, irate, resentful, ireful, wrathful,
piqued, incensed, infuriated, fuming; irritated, irritable,
annoyed, vexed, irascible, provoked, indignant, exasperated,
splenetic, Literary wroth, Colloq livid, hot under the collar,
on the warpath, (all) steamed up, up in arms, mad, Slang browned
off, Brit cheesed off: Father was angry with me for letting the
cat out. 2 inflamed, irritated, sore, smarting: He has an
angry lesion where the fetters rubbed against his ankles.
anguish n. 1 suffering, pain, agony, torment, torture, misery: She
endured the anguish of toothache rather than go to the dentist.
2 suffering, grief, distress, woe, anxiety: He underwent