anonaceous

[AN ON ACER.] Pertaining to, characteristic of, or closely resembling the Anonaceæ (q.v.). * ạn-on-der ( Eng. & Scotch ), * ăn-on'-er, * ăn-und-er ( Scotch ), prep. [A.S. an = in; onder = Eng under.] Under. "Ther nis non betere anonder sunne." King Horn (E. E. T.), 567 "Then the Bible an under his arm took he." Hogg: Mountain Bard , p. 19. * a-nont, * an-ond'e, * on-ond'e, * ănĕnd'e, prep. [ANEND.] Opposite to, level with. "Bere thyn ost a - nont thy breste, In a box that ys honeste." Instructions for Parish Priests (ed. Peacock), 1,903.