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Definition of anger
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of anger is as below...
Anger (n.) A
strong
passion
or
emotion
of
displeasure
or
antagonism,
excited
by a real or
supposed
injury
or
insult
to one's self or
others,
or by the
intent
to do such
injury..
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Incensed
::
Incensed
(a.)
Angered;
enraged.
Flinch
::
Flinch
(v. i.) To
withdraw
from any
suffering
or
undertaking,
from pain or
danger;
to fail in doing or
perserving;
to show signs of
yielding
or of
suffering;
to
shrink;
to
wince;
as, one of the
parties
flinched
from the
combat..
Roaring
::
Roaring
(n.) A loud, deep,
prolonged
sound,
as of a large
beast,
or of a
person
in
distress,
anger,
mirth,
etc., or of a noisy
congregation..
Introduce
::
Introduce
(v. t.) To lead to and make known by
formal
announcement
or
recommendation;
hence,
to cause to be
acquainted;
as, to
introduce
strangers;
to
introduce
one
person
to
another..
Alarmed
::
Alarmed
(a.)
Aroused
to
vigilance;
excited
by fear of
approaching
danger;
agitated;
disturbed;
as, an
alarmed
neighborhood;
an
alarmed
modesty..
Glow
::
Glow (v. i.) To feel the heat of
passion;
to be
animated,
as by
intense
love, zeal,
anger,
etc.; to rage, as
passior;
as, the heart glows with love, zeal, or
patriotism..
Fren
::
Fren (a.) A
stranger.
Fury
::
Fury (n.)
Violent
anger;
extreme
wrath;
rage; --
sometimes
applied
to
inanimate
things,
as the wind or
storms;
impetuosity;
violence..
Sniff
::
Sniff (v. t.) To
perceive
as by
sniffing;
to
snuff,
to
scent;
to
smell;
as, to sniff
danger..
Screen
::
Screen
(v. t.) To
provide
with a
shelter
or means of
concealment;
to
separate
or cut off from
inconvenience,
injury,
or
danger;
to
shelter;
to
protect;
to
protect
by
hiding;
to
conceal;
as,
fruits
screened
from cold winds by a
forest
or
hill..
Bitterness
::
Bitterness
(n.)
Dangerous
error,
or
schism,
tending
to draw
persons
to
apostasy..
Alarm
::
Alarm (v. t.) To
surprise
with
apprehension
of
danger;
to fill with
anxiety
in
regard
to
threatening
evil; to
excite
with
sudden
fear.
Fly
::
Fly (v. i.) To run from
danger;
to
attempt
to
escape;
to flee; as, an enemy or a
coward
flies.
See Note under
Flee..
Scarecrow
::
Scarecrow
(n.)
Anything
set up to
frighten
crows or other birds from
cornfields;
hence,
anything
terifying
without
danger..
Emprise
::
Emprise
(n.) The
qualifies
which
prompt
one to
undertake
difficult
and
dangerous
exploits.
Wanger
::
Wanger
(n.) A
pillow
for the
cheek;
a
pillow.
Hanger
::
Hanger
(n.) A
steep,
wooded
declivity..
Ranger
::
Ranger
(n.) The
keeper
of a
public
park or
forest;
formerly,
a sworn
officer
of a
forest,
appointed
by the
king's
letters
patent,
whose
business
was to walk
through
the
forest,
recover
beasts
that had
strayed
beyond
its
limits,
watch the deer,
present
trespasses
to the next court held for the
forest,
etc..
Rescue
::
Rescue
(v. t.) To free or
deliver
from any
confinement,
violence,
danger,
or evil; to
liberate
from
actual
restraint;
to
remove
or
withdraw
from a state of
exposure
to evil; as, to
rescue
a
prisoner
from the
enemy;
to
rescue
seamen
from
destruction..
Thanksgiving
::
Thanksgiving
(n.) A
public
acknowledgment
or
celebration
of
divine
goodness;
also, a day set apart for
religious
services,
specially
to
acknowledge
the
goodness
of God,
either
in any
remarkable
deliverance
from
calamities
or
danger,
or in the
ordinary
dispensation
of his
bounties..
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