Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Alibi

Alibin.a plea of being elsewhere

893

Alien

Aliena.foreign;n.a foreigner, a stranger

894

Alienable

Alienablea.that may be transferred to another

895

Alienate

Alienatev.t.to transfer, estrange, withdraw

896

Alienate (2)

Alienatea.withdrawn from, strange to, averse

897

Alienation

Alienationn.a making over, a selling, a change

898

Aliens

Aliensv.t.to estrange, sell, transfer title

899

Alight

Alightv.i.to fall upon, descend, get off a horse

900

Alike

Alikead.in the same manner or form;a.equal

901

Aliment

Alimentn.food, nourishment, support

902

Alimental

Alimental, or Alimentarya.pertaining to food, nourishing

903

Alimony

Alimonyn.a separate maintenance

904

Aliquant

Aliquanta.that does not measure or divide exactly

905

Aliquot

Aliquota.that measures exactly

906

Alish

Alisha.resembling or like ale, tasting like ale

907

Alive

Alivea.not dead, active, susceptible, in full force, regenerated

908

Alkalescency

Alkalescencyn.a tendency to become alkaline

909

Alkalescent

Alkalescenta.tending to an alkali

910

Alkali

Alkalin.a salt of an acrid, or caustic taste of, three kinds; vegetable fixed alkali, as potash; mineral fixed alkali, as soda; and volatile alkali, as ammoniac

911

Alkalify

Alkalifyv.to form or become alkaline

912

Alkaligenous

Alkaligenousa.producing alkali

913

Alkaline

Alkalinea.having the qualities of alkali

914

Alkalizate

Alkalizatev.t.to reduce or bring to an alkali

915

Alkalization

Alkalizationn.the act of uniting with alkali

916

Alkalize

Alkalizev.t.to make alkaline

917

Alkanet

Alkanetn.a plant, a species of gromwell

918

All

Alla.every one;n.the whole;ad.wholly