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Field breezes mingle with the oil and tar, And with a shudder I behold anear The solid weed-hung timbers of the pier.

The measure of misery anear us.

He was posted at the side of this creature who had fascinated him from afar and terrified him anear, and whose last name he did not yet know.

If it wasn't for the contract I have for the soldiers' barracks and the sergeant's good word, I wouldn't go anear it.

Anear, a-nēr′, adv. nearly: near.—prep. near.—v.t. to approach, to come near to.