v. Obs. [OE. onhǽtan to make hot: see AN- pref. 1 and HEAT v.] trans. To heat, inflame. intr. To become hot or inflamed.
c. 1250. O. Kent. Serm., in E. E. Misc., 30. Wyn þat … an-het alle þo þet hit drinked; betokned alle þo þet bied an-héét of þe luue of ure lorde.
1340. Ayenb., 131. Þise wordle þet ne is bote … a fornays anhet mid uer of zenne. Ibid., 108. Þanne anhet þe guode herte and trewe and him wreþeþ to him-zelue.
