anaunters
conjunction
an·aun·ters
əˈnantə(r)z
now dialectal, England
: on the chance that : lest
Word History
Etymology
Middle English anaunter (from an—from Old English, variant of on— + aunter, variant of aventure adventure) + -s
First Known Use
13th century, in the meaning defined above
- commonty
- commonweal
- commonweals
- commonwealth
- Commonwealth Day
- commonwealth of australia
- Commonwealth of Independent States
- Commonwealth of Nations
- commonwealth's-man
- commonwealth's-men
- commonwealths
- commorancy
- commorant
- commorants
- commorient
- commorientes
- commorients
- commos
- commot
- commote
- commotes
- commotion
- commotions
- commots
- commove