Anus
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 31
an'us, n. the Jower orifice of the bowels L for as-nus, silting par i,’ from root as, to Anvil, au'vil, «. an iron block on which smiths hammer metal into shape. [AS anjilt, on jilt on /Ulan, to strike down or See Fell, v.t Anxiety, ang-zf'e-U, n state of being anxious Anxious, angk's hus adj uneasy regarding.something doubtful solicitous — An xiousne — adv. An'xioUBly |L auxiux— an go, to pre lightly. See Anger, Anguish Any, en'm, adj one indefinitely: some* whoever.— adv Anything at all. -Anywise, in any way [A.S.
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