obs. form, intermed. betw. ENHERDE, annerde, and ADHERE, INHERE. To adhere.
1536. Bellenden, Cron. Scotl. (1821), II. 449. To annere to hir as his lauchful lady and wiffe.
1586. J. Hooker, Giraldus’s Hist. Irel., in Holinsh., II. 90/2. Diuerse will annerre unto you to feed on you as crowes on carion.
