late 14c., "full of anguish," past-participle adjective from anguish (v.). From c. 1800 as "expressing anguish."
an anguished conscience
angrily
angry
angst
Angstrom
anguish
anguished
anguishous
angular
angularity
Angus
anhedonia
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