Webster's Dictionary 1806

919

Allay

Allayv.t.to abate, pacify, quiet

920

Allay (2)

Allayn.see alloy

921

Allayed

Allayedpa.eased, lessened, abated, suppressed

922

Allayer

Allayern.who or what allays, eases or lessens

923

Allayment

Allaymentn.mitigation

924

Alleganean

Alleganeana.pertaining to the allegany

925

Allegany

Alleganyn.the main or highest ridge of mountains in the middle and southern states of America

926

Allegation

Allegationn.affirmation, plea, reason, excuse

927

Allege

Allegev.t.to affirm, declare, say, assign, plead

928

Alleged

Allegedpa.affirmed, given, assigned, pleaded

929

Allegiable

Allegiablea.that may be alleged or pleaded

930

Allegiance

Allegiancen.the duty of subjects to princes, or to the state in which they live

931

Allegiant

Allegianta.loyal, dutiful, obedient ob.

932

Allegoric

Allegoric, or Allegoricala.pertaining to an allegory

933

Allegorically

Allegoricallyad.in an allegorical manner

934

Allegorize

Allegorizev.t.to form or use allegories

935

Allegory

Allegoryn.a figurative or allusive speech, allusion

936

Allegro

Allegron.a sprightly motion in music;a.brisk

937

Allelujah

Allelujahn.praise to the Lord, praise to God

938

Allemand

Allemandn.a grave and slow piece of music, a figure in dancing

939

Alleviate

Alleviatev.t.to ease, lessen, allay; used of evils

940

Alleviation

Alleviationn.the act of making more light

941

Alley

Alleyn.a narrow passage, narrow walk, place

942

Allfours

Allfoursn. pl.the name of a game at cards

943

Allhail

Allhailexclam.all health be to you, be well, etc.

944

Allhallowtide

Allhallowtiden.the term near all saints' day

945

Alliaceous

Alliaceousa.pertaining to garlic, onions, etc.