animative

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 23
[Eng. animate; -ive.] Having the power to impart life or spirit. ăn-im-ā-tor, s. [Lat.] which animates or imparts life or spirit. those bodies conform themselves to situations wherein they best unite unto their animator."-Browne: Vulgar Errours, bk. ii,, ch. 2 ăn-i-mē, a. [Fr. animé = animated.] Her.: A term used when wild animals are represented with fire proceeding from their mouth and ears. It is called also incensed. ( Glo . of Heraldry .)
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