Anfractuous

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 28
an-frakfu-us, a. Winding; full of turnings. of Angel, aii'iel, ft. A spirit, or spiritual being: an ancient gold coin of England, bearing the figure of an angel. — a. Resembling, or belonging to, etc. — hold, Angelic, -ical, an-jel'ik-al, a. — Angelically, — adv. — Angel leal ne , n. — Angelology, -oKo-jI, n. anch- Doctrine of angelic beings. A Angel-fish, an'jel-iish, n. A species of shark, named from its large wing-like pectoral fins. — To Anger, an'ger. n. A strong pa ion or emotion of sea the mind: indignation; resentment; wrath; rage. — v. t. [angered (-serd), angering.] To excite to anger: to provoke, displease. — An'gry, -grl, a. In- — flamed, as a sore; touched with or showing anger; indignant: furious; choleric. — An'gerly, An'grily, -grf-LY, adv.
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