| ANCHORAGES | • anchorages n. Plural of anchorage. • ANCHORAGE n. a place where a ship can anchor. |
| ANCHORETIC | • anchoretic adj. Relating to an anchoret or hermit. • ANCHORETIC adj. of or like an anchoret, also ANCHORETICAL. |
| ANCHORETTE | • ANCHORETTE n. a young inexperienced anchorwoman. |
| ANCHORITES | • anchorites n. Plural of anchorite. • ANCHORITE n. one who lives in seclusion, usually for religious reasons, also ANCHORET. |
| ANCHORITIC | • anchoritic adj. Of or pertaining to an anchorite. • ANCHORITIC adj. of or like an anchorite, also ANCHORITICAL. |
| ANCHORLESS | • anchorless adj. Lacking an anchor; adrift. • ANCHORLESS adj. without an anchor or stay. |
| ANCHOVETAS | • anchovetas n. Plural of anchoveta. • ANCHOVETA n. (Spanish) a small fish like an anchovy, also ANCHOVETTA. |
| ANCHOVETTA | • anchovetta n. Alternative spelling of anchoveta. • ANCHOVETTA n. (Spanish) a small fish like an anchovy, also ANCHOVETA. |
| COANCHORED | • coanchored v. Simple past tense and past participle of coanchor. • COANCHOR v. to present televised news reports jointly. |
| DISANCHORS | • disanchors v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disanchor. • DISANCHOR v. to raise the anchor, as of a ship. |
| KALANCHOES | • kalanchoes n. Plural of kalanchoe. • KALANCHOE n. a succulent plant which bears red, yellow or pink clusters on long stems. |
| MELANCHOLY | • melancholy n. (Historical) Black bile, formerly thought to be one of the four "cardinal humours" of animal bodies. • melancholy n. Great sadness or depression, especially of a thoughtful or introspective nature. • melancholy adj. (Literary) Affected with great sadness or depression. |
| UNANCHORED | • unanchored v. Simple past tense and past participle of unanchor. • unanchored adj. Not anchored; free or liberated. • UNANCHOR v. to loose from anchorage. |