Anger

ang′ger, n. a strong emotion excited by a real or fancied injury, and involving a desire for retaliation.— v.t. to make angry: to irritate.— adj. An′gerle .— advs. An′gerly , a 17th-cent. form (still used in an archaic sense) for Angrily ; Ang′rily .— n. Ang′rine .— adj. Ang′ry , excited with anger: inflamed: lowering. [Ice. angr ; allied to Anguish .]