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Definition of anger
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Anger (v. t.) To
excite
to
anger;
to
enrage;
to
provoke.
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Hiss
::
Hiss (v. i.) To make with the mouth a
prolonged
sound like that of the
letter
s, by
driving
the
breath
between
the
tongue
and the
teeth;
to make with the mouth a sound like that made by a goose or a snake when
angered;
esp., to make such a sound as an
expression
of
hatred,
passion,
or
disapproval..
Gastroelytrotomy
::
Gastroelytrotomy
(n.) The
operation
of
cutting
into the upper part of the
vagina,
through
the
abdomen
(without
opening
the
peritoneum),
for the
purpose
of
removing
a
fetus.
It is a
substitute
for the
Caesarean
operation,
and less
dangerous..
Secure
::
Secure
(v. t.) To make safe; to
relieve
from
apprehensions
of, or
exposure
to,
danger;
to
guard;
to
protect..
Deranger
::
Deranger
(n.) One who
deranges.
Startlingly
::
Startle
(n.) A
sudden
motion
or shock
caused
by an
unexpected
alarm,
surprise,
or
apprehension
of
danger..
Sheet Anchor
::
Sheet
anchor
(v. t.)
Anything
regarded
as a sure
support
or
dependence
in
danger;
the best hope or
refuge.
Hospitaler
::
Hospitaler
(n.) One
residing
in a
hospital,
for the
purpose
of
receiving
the poor, the sick, and
strangers..
Risk
::
Risk (n.)
Hazard;
danger;
peril;
exposure
to loss,
injury,
or
destruction..
Check
::
Check (n.) A word of
warning
denoting
that the king is in
danger;
such a
menace
of a
player's
king by an
adversary's
move as
would,
if it were any other
piece,
expose
it to
immediate
capture.
A king so
menaced
is said to be in
check,
and must be made safe at the next
move..
Hotel
::
Hotel (n.) A house for
entertaining
strangers
or
travelers;
an inn or
public
house,
of the
better
class..
Unwonted
::
Unwonted
(a.) Not
wonted;
unaccustomed;
unused;
not made
familiar
by
practice;
as, a child
unwonted
to
strangers..
Indignation
::
Indignation
(n.) The
feeling
excited
by that which is
unworthy,
base, or
disgraceful;
anger
mingled
with
contempt,
disgust,
or
abhorrence..
Phalanger
::
Phalanger
(n.) Any
marsupial
belonging
to
Phalangista,
Cuscus,
Petaurus,
and other
genera
of the
family
Phalangistidae.
They are
arboreal,
and the
species
of
Petaurus
are
furnished
with
lateral
parachutes.
See
Flying
phalanger,
under
Flying..
Usher
::
Usher (v. t.) To
introduce
or
escort,
as an
usher,
forerunner,
or
harbinger;
to
forerun;
--
sometimes
followed
by in or
forth;
as, to usher in a
stranger;
to usher forth the
guests;
to usher a
visitor
into the
room..
Anger
::
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..
Bivouac
::
Bivouac
(n.) The watch of a whole army by
night,
when in
danger
of
surprise
or
attack..
Stranger
::
Stranger
(n.) One who comes from a
foreign
land; a
foreigner.
Slang-whanger
::
Slang-whanger
(n.) One who uses
abusive
slang;
a
ranting
partisan.
Compromise
::
Compromise
(n.) To
pledge
by some act or
declaration;
to
endanger
the life,
reputation,
etc., of, by some act which can not be
recalled;
to
expose
to
suspicion..
Hang-by
::
Hang-by
(n.) A
dependent;
a
hanger-on;
-- so
called
in
contempt.
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