Angle

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 7
ang′gl, n. a corner: the point where two lines meet: ( geom. ) the inclination of two straight lines which meet, but are not in the same straight line: any outlying corner or nook.— adj. Ang′ular , having an angle or corner: ( fig. ) stiff in manner: the opposite of easy or graceful: bony and lean in figure.— n. Angular′ity .— adj. Ang′ulated , formed with angles. [Fr.—L. angulus ; cog. with Gr. angkylos ; both from root ank , to bend, seen also in Anchor , Ankle .]
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