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allay,
allay [ale]
n. A garden walk or path.
n. A garden walk or path.
alleadgeance, allegeance, allegiance,
alleadgeance [əˈlidʒəns]
n. leg. The act of alleging in evidence.
n. leg. The act of alleging in evidence.
allegiance, legiance,
allegiance [əˈlidʒəns]
n. Allegiance.
n. Allegiance.
Allamfuird, Allemfuird, Ellemford,
Allemfuird [ˈɑˈləmfərd]
pn. Ellemford (Borders).
pn. Ellemford (Borders).
aar, aarn, al$er, alder-tree, allar, aller, arn, arn-tree, eller, ern,
aller [ˈɑlər, W. ˈɛlər]
also arn [arn, ern]
n. Alder tree Alnus glutinosa.
also arn [arn, ern]
n. Alder tree Alnus glutinosa.
allevolie, alle-volie, allevoly,
allevolie [əˈləvoli]
adv. At random, giddy, volatile.
adj. Giddy, volatile.
adv. At random, giddy, volatile.
adj. Giddy, volatile.
allocat, allocate, allocated, allocatit,
allocate [ˈaloket]
v. To assign, to set apart for a special purpose, appoint.
pt. allocatit
pp. allocate
v. To assign, to set apart for a special purpose, appoint.
pt. allocatit
pp. allocate
Compounds and phrases etc.
allocation: An amount of a resource assigned to a particular recipient.
alloed, alloo, alloo$d, alloo$t, allooance, allood, allooed, alloot, allos, allou, allou$d, allouance, alloud, alloued, allow, allowance, allowt, aloo, alooance, alood, alooit, looance, louance, lowance,
allou [əˈluː, S. əˈlʌu]
v. To allow, approve, commend.
pt. pp. alloued
v. To allow, approve, commend.
pt. pp. alloued
Compounds and phrases etc.
allouance [-əns, S. əˈlʌuəns]: An allowance, ration of food and drink or money, a pension.
allouin: Allowing, permitting.
allouin: Allowing, permitting.
Allowa, Allowae, Alloway,
Allowa [ˈalowa]
pn. Alloway (Ayrshire).
pn. Alloway (Ayrshire).
alloa, Allowae, Alloway,
Allowae [ˈalʌu(w)eː]
pn. Alloa (Clackmannanshire).
pn. Alloa (Clackmannanshire).