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Anmuthen, see Zumuthen.

Anmuthig, a. pleajant , p leafing ;

Jweet, graceful . [tüf/A nails.Annageln, v. a. to nail on, faßenAmuhen, v. a. to few on.

Anmihern, Annahen, v. n. to ap-proach, draw near, to nigb,come on- [near.

Annäherung, f. approach, drawingAnnahme , f. taking, acceptance,acceptation , receptioni an Kin.des Matt, adoption.

•Amxhmen, v. a. to take', to ac-cept ; to receive; to adopt', toaf-fume-, lieh einer Sache etc.-, totake care of.

Annehmer, m. T. accipient. [able.Annehmlich, a. acceptable; agree-Annehmlichkeit, f. acceptableneft ,pleafantntfs , agretahlenefs ;pleafure; delight. [nähme.

i Annehmung, f. acceptance, see An-Annieten, v.a. to rivet to.

Anordnen, v. a. to befpeak, order;to fix (a dap) ; to difpefe, ar-range.

Anordnung, f. befpeaking, order-ing; fixing; difpojition, arrange-ment. [fei'z.e,gripe, catch.Anpacken, v. a. to lay hold of, toAnpappen, v. a. to pafte up.Anpatfen, v.a.& n. to adapt, fit, ac-commodate, fuit, tofu well.

An paffend , p. & a. f unable , ade-Anpt'ahlen, v. a. to prop. [quate.•Anpfeifcn, v. a. to wb’ftle at.Aupflanzen, v. a. to plant.Anpflücken, v, a. to peg.

Anpichen, v. a. & n. to pitch to.Aitpochen, v. a. to knock at.Anprallen, v. n. to bound againft.•Anpreifen, v. a. to praife, com-mend , recommend.

Anprelle», v. a. to daß, bound •Anprobiren, v.a. to try on.

Anputz, m. finery, drejt.Anput/.en, v.a. to drrfsfine.•Anrathen, v.a. to advife, counfel.Aurauchen, v. a. to begin tofmoke.Anriuchern, v.a. to drive jmoke , orperfume agaiujl.

Anrechnen, v, a. to charge ; fig. to\pt r<j/e, reckon j to impute.

Anrede, f. aicojiing; addrefs,fpetcb, harangue.

Anreden, v. a. to accoft, addrefs,harangue, fpeak to.

Anregcn, v.a. to fiir up, induce;

T. (Anregung thun) to mention.♦Anreiben, v. n. so begin to rub; toruh againfi .

Anrcihen, v. a. to firing.

•Anreit'sen, v. a. to cutoff, take off,•Anreiien, v. n. to ride againfi; toride forward ; to fiop on theroad -v.a. to ride (aborfe)forthe firfi time.

Anreimn, v. a. to entice, incite,injUgate,animate.

Anreitzong, f. enticement, incite-ment, infligation.

* Anrtnnen, v. n. to run againfi; fig.übel-, to come blindfolded. -*v.a. to run upon.

Anrichte, f. Anrichttifch, m. drefs-er. Anrichtlüflel, ladle. Anricht-(chuffel, platter. [do, make.

Anrichten, v.a. to drift; to produce,

•Atiricchen, v. n. to fmell to. - * v.a. to fmell at; to know by thefmell.

Anritzen, v. a. to /cratch a little.

Anrollcn, v. a. to roll towards.

Anroiten, v. n, to ruft to.

Anriickeu, v.a, & n. (Anruckcn,v.n.)to approach, come nearer, todraw near.

Anrudern, v. a. to row againft; andas titer-, to row a fiore; an dasSchiff-, to row aboard.

«Anrufen, v. a. to call to; to im-plore, invoke.

Anrufung, t. invocation.

Anrühmen, v .a./o praife ^commend.

Auriihren, v. a. to touch , handle; tomix. [ mixing-

Anrührung, i. touch, handling;

Ans (an das), to, to the

Anfage, f. intimation, notification.

Anfagen, v, a. lo bring word, to no-tify, intimate, declare; to pro-claim; -laffen, to fend word\ fa-ge an, fpeak ■’

Anfagen, v.a. to begin to faw.

Anfsger, m.fummoner, meff enger.

Anfällig, tf. fettled. [rate.

Anfau, m. oufet; fig. difpojition;

Anl\.haffen,v.a. to purvey,providefor ; fich -,tofumiß himfeif with.

•Anfchaffen, v.a, to create after,to imprint on.

Anl'chaffer, m .purveyor,furnifier.

Anfchaffung, 1. purveyance, fur-nifitng with.

Anlchauen, v. a. to look at, view,contemplate, behold; to game at.

Anfchauticti, a. intuitive.

//dchauung, f. viewing , contem •plation, intuition.

Anfchein, in. appearance.

•Anl'cheinen, v.a. tofiine upon,

Anfcheinend, a. apparent.

Anfchellen, v. n. to ring the bell.

Anfcheren, v.a. T. to warp.

lieh Anfchicken, v. r. zu etwas, toprepare, to offer; albern -, to be-have awkwardly.

•Anfehieben, v. a. toßove on. -»v.n. ;im Kcgelfpiele) to play firfi.

Anfchielen, v. a. to fquint at, tolook afquint upon.

• Anfchieisen, v.a. toßoot, wound;eine Flinte ., to try a gun ; fig.(verbinden) to join , - * v. n, torujb againfi; to run againft j T.to cryfiallrze.

Anfchiiten, v. n. toßip to,approach.

Aflfchirren, v, a. to baruejs.

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Anfchlag, m.ftriking al,firoke; af-fixing, poping up; biUp'jfitd up;but-end (of a gun); fig. evalua-tion, efiimate , rate ; reckoning,confideration { deftgn , intent,project; machination , cunningdtvue; counfel.

• Anfchlagen, v. a. to firike on; to

knock, or rap at; to clap on; tonail at, faßen; to affix ; pojie up;to put up for fait; fig. to tax,rate, value. - • v. n. to fall a-gainjl, firike or daß againft; tobark; fig. to operate,prove effect-ual. [nious,

Anfchl'agig, a. inventive; itige-

• Anfchleiehen, v.n. augefehliehenkommen, to corne onJlowly,

Anfchlcii'en, v. a. to bring on afledge ; to faßen by a knot.

« Anfchlcilen, v.a. to begin to grind;to grind into.

•Anlchliefsen, v.a. to inclofe,join\to annex, toiockat ; to chain up;fig. fich -, to join others. -*v. n.to ctofe, join.

Anfchlufs, in. annexed .lieh Anfchmeichcln, v. r. to infi-nuaie one's felf.

•Anfchmeifsen,v.a. to firike at; tofling at. - »V. n. to daß againfi,Anlchmieden, v, a. to join by forg-ing; fig- to fetter.

Anfchmieren, v. a. to befmear; todaub; fig. to adulterate; to per-fuade to.

Aufchnalleu, v. a. to buckle on.Anfchnarchen, v. a. to ftiub at,•Anfchneiden, v.a. to cut.Anfchmtt, m. cut, firfi cut.Anfchnüren, v. a. to lace, firing,Anfchove, r. anchovy,

Anfchrauben, v.a. tofcrew on, up.«Anfchreiben, v. a. to virite down,put down. Anfchreibetafel,A 0 flr^,table. [at,

• Anfchreyen, v. a. to cry to, to callAnfchrote, t. lift, felvage.

Anfchub, m. fitfl throw at nine •Anfchuhen, v.a. toßoe, f pins.

Anfchuldigen, v. a. to charge with •Anfchüren, v.a. to kindle,Jhr,rake,Anfchuls, m.ßooting,jbootingfirjl;

wounding.

Antchiitten, v. a. to throw , or pouragainfi; to fill,

Anfchwiingern, v. a. to impregnate.Anfchwäizen, v. a. to blacken; fig.to calumniate.

Aofchwatzen, v. a. to perfuade to,Anfchweifsen, v.a to join , braue.»Anfchwellcn, v. n. to /well, rife •-v.a. tofwell.

Anfchwemmen, v. a. to float; toform by alluvion■Anfchwemniung, f. alluvion.

• Anfchwimmen, v. n. to fwhn to,Anfegeln, v. n. la fail to, upon .

• Aufehen, v.a, to took on, upon,