Annihilator

The person who, or the thing which, annihilates. Annihilatory, a . Tending to annihilate. An'nin Creek, in Pennsylvania , a township of Mc- Kean co.; pop . 760. An'nisquam, in Ma achusetts , a post-office of E ex co. Anniver's arily, adv . Annually. (0.) Anniversary, a. [Fr. anniversaire , from Lat. ann i versarius.] Returning with the revolution of the year; annual; yearly. -n. A day celebrated as it returns in the course of the year. The act of celebration, or performance, in honor of the anniversary day. An'no Dom'ini. [Lat.] Abbreviated A. D., the year of our Lord; the computation of time from our Saviour's incarnation It is used in America for all public deeds and writings, on which account it is called the "Vulgar era." An nomination, n. [Lat. annominatio.] Alliteration; agnomina tion. (R.) An'no Mun'di. [Lat.] Abbreviated A. M., in the year of the world; the computation of time from the creation of the world. IMG:content-0235.jpg:[blocks in formation] Ann'onay, a town of France, dep. of the Ardèche, 7 m. from the Rhone. It is principally distinguished by its manufactures of paper, long reckoned the best in France. Pop . 16,271.