The Volokh Conspiracy - A verb usage you don't see every day:

From United States v. Crist, the Fourth Amendment case that Orin discussed the other day, p. 2:

After [they] explained what they were doing, Crist angered.

I had never seen this usage of "anger" before. I just looked it up in the OED:

d. intr. (refl. pron. omitted.) rare.

c1400 Destr. Troy XV. 6911 Vlixes..angrit full sore.
1786 BURNS Sc. Drink xiii, When neebors anger at a plea.

Time to send it in to the OED folks! But, regarding "Crist angered," cf. "Jesus wept."

	[Sasha Volokh, October 29, 2008 at 3:39pm] Trackbacks A verb usage you don't see every day: From United States v. Crist, the Fourth Amendment case that Orin discussed the other day, p. 2: After [they] explained what they were doing, Crist angered. I had never seen this usage of "anger" before. I just looked it up in the OED: *d. intr.* (refl. pron. omitted.) rare.** c1400 Destr. Troy XV. 6911 Vlixes..angrit full sore. 1786 BURNS Sc. Drink xiii, When neebors anger at a plea. Time to send it in to the OED folks! But, regarding "Crist angered," cf. "Jesus wept." Related Posts (on one page): A verb usage you don't see every day: District Court Holds that Running Hash Values on Computer Is A Search: