Webster's Dictionary 1806

973

Alluring

Alluringpa.engaging, pleasing, enticing

974

Alluringly

Alluringlyad.in an alluring manner, pleasingly

975

Allusion

Allusionn.a hint, indirect reference

976

Allusive

Allusivea.hinting at, refering to indirectly

977

Allusively

Allusivelyad.in an allusive manner, remotely

978

Alluvial

Alluviala.washed to land, added by water

979

Alluvion

Alluvionn.the washing of water against land, by which the bank is enlarged; the increase of land so made

980

Ally

Allyv.t.to unite by compact, marriage, or ether tie

981

Ally (2)

Allyn.a friend, confederate, relation

982

Almanack

Almanackn.a calendar of months, days, high water, rising and setting of the sun and moon, the moons changes, fasts, etc.

983

Almightiness

Almightinessn.a power over or to do all things

984

Almighty

Almightya.all-powerful;n.GOD, the Divine Being

985

Almond

Almondn.the nut of a tree, a fruit

986

Almonds

Almondsn. pl.two round glands of the throat

987

Almoner

Almonern.a distributer of alms, an officer

988

Almonry

Almonry, or Ambryn.a place for giving victuals away

989

Almost

Almostad.nearly, near, well nigh

990

Alms

Almsn. sing.orpl.a gift, to the poor, charity

991

Almsdeed

Almsdeedn.charitable gift or bequest, charity

992

Almsgiver

Almsgivern.one that gives alms or bestows charity

993

Almshouse

Almshousen.a house set apart for the poor

994

Almsman

Almsmann.one who lives upon alms or charity

995

Alnage

Alnagen.ell-measure, a measuring by the ell

996

Aloe

Aloen.a kind of trees of several species, the inspissated juice of which is used as a medicine, and called aloes

997

Aloetic

Aloetic, or Aloeticala.consisting of aloes, bitter

998

Aloft

Aloftad.on high, in the air, above;pr.above

999

Alone

Alonea.without company, single, lonely