angerful

[Eng. anger; ful ( 1 ).] Angry. (Sylvester: The Arke, 205.) ăng-er-ing, pr . par ., a., & s. [ANGER, v.] ăng-er-le , a. [Eng. anger ; -le .] Calm; without anger. (Sylvester: The Arke , 222.) †ăng-er-lỹ, *ăng-er-lich, adv. [Eng. anger, -ly; A.S. lic like.) Angrily; like an angry person. "And anger lich y wandrede the Austyns to proue." Pierce the Plowman's Crede (ed. Skeat), 268. "Why, how now, Hecate? you look angerly ." Shakesp.: Macbeth , iii. 5.