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[Fr. an not at eur.] A writer of notes, or annotations; a scholiast; a commentator. Anno'tatory, a . That contains annotations, Annot'to, ANNATIO, ARNOTTO, ONOT), n. (Chem.) Brown cakes, being the pulp of the seeds of the Biza orellana , a shrub of S. America. It has no taste, but a smell of urine, which is said to be added to it; soluble in water, slightly in alcohol and ether with orange color, and in caustic potash with a red color. Sulphuric acid makes it indigo-blue; nitric acid makes it green; it contains a yellow and red-coloring matter. A. is sometimes employed for dyeing silk of an orange color, by immersing the goods in a solution of the dye in potash, or soda, and brightening by means of alum, vinegar, or lime juice. It is extensively used for dyeing cheese and butter. IMG:content-0236.png:[blocks in formation] Annoy'er.n. The person who annoys. Annoying, p. a. In com mou ing; vexing; teasing; molesting. Annsville, in New York, a township of Oneida co., 40 m. N.E. of Syracuse. -A small but ancient settlement in Cortland township, West chester co., 2 m from Peeks kill village, on a large creek, to which it gives its name. It was formerly called Ampersand. Anns'ville, in Virginia , a village of Dinwiddie co., 75 m. N.W. by W. of Norfolk. An'nual, a. [Fr. annuel , from Lat. annual is.] That which comes yearly. "Annual for me, the grape, the rose, renew, The juice nectareous, and the balmy dew."- Pope . -That which is reckoned by the year, or performed in a year; as, an annual support; the annual motion of the earth. That which lasts only a year, as, an annual plant. -Annual is sometimes used as a noun; specially applied to a plant that lasts but one season, or to a book published once a year. An'nually, adv. Yearly; every year; once a year. Annu'itant, n. One who receives or po e es an annuity.