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(n) Excruciating or acute distress, suffering or pain.
"Joe felt great anguish after he lost his cat." |
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(adj) Full of life, action, or spirit.
"Get animated with your automobile insurance." |
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(v) To attach, append, or add, esp. to something larger or more important.
"Annexing a passageway to the house." |
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(v) To make void.
"Annul a marriage." |
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(n)A deviation from the common rule, type, arrangement, or form.
"Anomaly in a daily diet." |
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(adj) Without an acknowledged name, as that of author, contributor, etc.
"Anonymous benefactor." |
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(n) hostility
"Antagonism rose between Windows and Mac." |
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(adj) Preceding, prior.
"Antecedent of 5 is 4." |
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(adj) Ancient.
"Antediluvian computer has a bulky monitor." |
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(n) A collection of selected texts based on certain characteristics.
"Anthology of Harry Potter books." |
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