anodynous (anodinus)

[L. anodynus: see anodyne and- ous.] Having the qualities of IMG:content-0796.png:[blocks in formation] Dryden, tr. of Virgil. anointt. Obsolete past participle of anoint. anointed (a-no in'ted), n. A consecrated one. The Lord's anointed, specifically, the Me iah; by ex tension, a king, or one ruling by divine right. anointer (a-no in'ter), n. One who anoints. anointment (a-noint'ment), n. [ That sovran lord, who, in the discharge of his holy anointment from God the Father, which made him supreme bishop of our souls, was so humble as to say, Who made me a judge or a divider over you? Milton , On Def. of Humble Remonst. anole (an'ōl), n. anoli (an'ō-li), n. (which see). anolian (a-no'li-an), a. and n. [See Anolis .] I. a. Belonging to the group of lizards typified by the genus Anolis . Same as anoli. A lizard of the genus Anolis II. n. A lizard of the genus Anolis . Anoliidæ (an-o-li'i-dē), n . pl. [NL., Anolis , Anolius , + -ida .] A family of lizards, named from the genus Anolis or Anolius . Anolis (an'ō-lis), n. [Formerly also annolis ; as an individual name, now usually anoli ; NL. Anolis , also Anolius (Cuvier), after F. anolis , referred to the family Iguanid a, consisting of small American lizards which have palatal as well as maxillary teeth, toes somewhat like those of the gecko, an inflatable throat, and colors changeable as in the chameleon, which in some respects they represent in America. The green anoli, Anolis principal is, inhabits the southern United States, and others are found in the warmer parts of America. 2. [ l . c.] A lizard of the genus Anolis ; an anoli. Anolius (a-nōʻli-us), n. [NL.] Same as Ano lis , 1. Cuvier, 1817.