Anecdotal

Belonging to, or containing anecdotes; as, an anecdotal conversation. An'ecdote, n . [Gr. anecdoton, something inedited or unpublished.] In its original sense, some particular relative to a subject to which publicity had not been given in previous works on that subject. - In its actual sense, the narrative of a particular action or saying of an individual. IMG:content-0226.png:[blocks in formation] Anecdotic, Anecdot'ical, a . Relating or belong-pasture in April ing to anecdotes; as, anecdotical traditions. Anecdot'ist, n. One who deals in, or relates anecdotes. Anega'da, the most northerly of the Le er Antilles, belonging to England; Lat. about 19o N.; Lon. between 64° and 65° W.; area , 13 sq. m. A. is of coral formation, and a reef, running 10 m. to the S.E., is marked on maps as the scene of numerous shipwrecks. Pop . about 300. An'elace, n. A dagger or knife that it was the general use to wear at the girdle, in the middle ages. An electric, a . and n. [From Gr. an , priv., and electric .] That is not electric.