cake n. Light sponge cake.

- n. - a attendant or messenger of god. B representation of this in human form with wings.

- virtuous or obliging person.

- slang financial backer of a play etc. [greek aggelos messenger]

—n. Extreme or passionate displeasure. —v. Make angry. [old norse angr grief]

n. (usu. In pl.) Member of a n. German tribe that settled in e. Britain in the 5th c. [latin anglus, from the name angul in germany]

- —n. - space between two meeting lines or surfaces, esp. As measured in degrees.

- corner.

- point of view. —v. (-ling) 1 move or place obliquely.

- present (information) in a biased way. [latin angulus]

- v. (-ling) 1 fish with hook and line.

- (foll. By for) seek an objective indirectly (angled for a loan). angler n. [old english]

comb. Form 1 english.

- of english origin.

- english or british and. [latin: related to *angle]

adj. (-ier, -iest) 1 feeling, showing, or suggesting anger (angry sky).

- (of a wound etc.) Inflamed, painful. angrily adv.

n. Anxiety, neurotic fear; guilt, remorse. [german]

n. Negatively charged ion. anionic adj. [greek ana up, *ion]

n. Plant with aromatic seeds. [greek anison]

n. - joint connecting the foot with the leg.

- this part of the leg. [old norse]

v. - (often foll. By to) add as a subordinate part.

- incorporate (territory) into one's own.

- add as a condition or consequence.

- colloq. Take without right. annexation n. [latin necto bind]