Obs. rare. [f. ANNAL(S sb.; cf. to chronicle, fable.] trans. and intr. To compose annals, record events in annals, chronicle.

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1606.  Warner, Alb. Eng., XIV. To Reader 331.

        Adde Stows late antiquarious Pen,
That annald for vngratefull Men.

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1670.  Milton, Hist. Brit., Wks. 1738, II. 58. What … Kelwulf the West-Saxon is annal’d to have done against the Scots.

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