an not a tor

[Lat. annotator = an observer, remarker, overseer. In Fr. an not a teur; Sp. anotador; Port. an not a dor; Ital. an not a tore.] One who makes annotations; a scholiast, a commentator. "I have not that respect for the annotators which they generally meet with in the world."- Felton : On the Cla icks. IMG:content-0553.png:[blocks in formation] an-noun çed, pa . par . & a. [ANNOUNCE.] ạn-nounce-měnt, s. [Eng. announce; -ment.] The act of announcing; the state of being announced; the news proclaimed, published, made known, or declared. Of modern introduction into the language, announcing having been the term formerly employed. [See Tod.] "As soon as Lewis was again at Marli, he repeated to the Court a embled there the announcement which he had made at Saint Germains."- Macaulay : Hist . Eng . , ch. XXV.