[f. ANGER v. + -ING1.] Making angry, enraging. (Now gerundial.)
1393. Gower, Conf., III. 175. In angring of the king.
1594. Carew, Tasso’s Godfr. Bulloigne (1881), 26. Angring eneigres.
1692. Bp. of Glouc., Vindic., Pref. A ij b. The angering of the Vicious Part of the Kingdom.
Mod. Nothing will be gained by angering him.
