Anvil

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 31
an'vil, n. An iron block, upon which metals axis. are hammered and shaped. Ansious, ank's hus, a. Greatly concerned or solici- Anti to us, esp. about something uncertain; accompanied | with anxiety; disturbed; uneasy. — Anz/iousne , eve AnxKety, ang-zi'e-tT, n. State of being, etc. • Any, en'i', a. One out of many, indefinitely; some; a., an indefinite number or quantity, — adv.' To any I extent; at all. — An'yfcody, -bod-I, n. Any one per of I son out of many; a person of importance. — how,; end, eve, term; In, Ice; Qdd, tone, 6r; adv. In any case; at any rate. — -wise, adv. In degree. where, -whar, adv. In any place. -whither, -hwith'Sr, adv. To any place. 31
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