angerful
English edit
Etymology edit
From Middle English angerful, angirfull, equivalent to anger + -ful.
Adjective edit
angerful (comparative more angerful, superlative most angerful)
- Full of anger, expressing anger.
- 1860, Holme Lee, Kathie Brande, page 37:
- "There, Bootle, that will do; we appreciate your sentiments to the very core of our hearts," said my kinswoman, frowning upon her from those angerful eyes of hers.
- 1986, Frank X Tolbert, Evelyn Oppenheimer, Tolbert of Texas: the man and his work:
- Captain Johnson called Lieutenant Reynolds to the quarterdeck and said, with tears running down his angerful face, "I don't know whether to surrender or not...