Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Annoy (2)

Annoy

1298

Annoyer

Annoyern.one who annoys, one who injures

1299

Annual

Annuala.yearly, lasting only a year

1300

Annual (2)

Annualn.a plant whose root dies yearly

1301

Annually

Annuallyad.yearly, year by year

1302

Annuitant

Annuitantn.a person who has an annuity

1303

Annuity

Annuityn.a yearly allowance or set payment

1304

Annul

Annulv.t.to make void, abolish, repeal

1305

Annular

Annulara.in form of or like a ring, round

1306

Annulate

Annulatea.having rings or belts

1307

Annulet

Annuletn.a little ring, a merk in heraldry

1308

Annumerate

Annumeratev.t.to add, reckon up, not used

1309

Annumeration

Annumerationn.the act of adding, not used

1310

Annunciate

Annunciatev.t.to bring tiding, not used

1311

Annunciation-Day

Annunciation-dayn.the day on which an angel appeared to the virgin Mary, to declare our Sviour's birth, the twenty-fifth day of March

1312

Anodyne

Anodynen.a medicine to assuage pain and dispose to sleep

1313

Anodyne (2)

Anodynea.mitigating pain, easing

1314

Anoint

Anointv.t.to rub with oil, &c. to consecrate

1315

Anointed

Anointedpa.rubbed with oil, &c. consecrated

1316

Anointing

Anointingn.an unction, consecration

1317

Anomalous

Anomalousa.irregular, out of rule, deviating from

1318

Anomaly

Anomalyn.irregularity, deviation, unlikeness

1319

Anon

Anonad.soon, quickly, shortly, in a short time

1320

Anonymous

Anonymousa.wanting a name, nameless

1321

Anonymously

Anonymouslyad.without a name

1322

Anorexy

Anorexyn.want of appetite

1323

Another

Another, [anuther]