a. and sb. [ad. Fr. annuaire, ad. L. *annuārius, f. annus year: see -ARY.]

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  † A.  adj. = ANNUAL a. Obs.

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1646.  J. Hall, Poems, I. 10. Supply anew With annuary cloakes the wandring Jew.

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1651.  N. Biggs, New Disp., Pref. 6. The annuary Registers of after-times.

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  B.  sb. † 1. A priest who says annual masses.

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1550.  Bale, Image Both Ch., I. 91 (R.). There must be Masses & dyrges, ther must be anuaries & bead men.

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  2.  = ANNUAL B 4. (so Fr. annuaire.)

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1856.  (title) Annuary of the Kilkenny and S. E. of Ireland Archæological Society.

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