| ALACHLOR | • alachlor n. A particular chloroacetanilide herbicide. • ALACHLOR n. a type of herbicide. |
| ALACRITY | • alacrity n. Eagerness; liveliness; enthusiasm. • alacrity n. Promptness; speed. • ALACRITY n. cheerful promptness. |
| ALAIMENT | • ALAIMENT n. an allayment, a lessening. |
| ALAMEDAS | • alamedas n. Plural of alameda. • ALAMEDA n. (Spanish) a public walkway between rows of poplar trees. |
| ALAMODES | • alamodes n. Plural of alamode. • ALAMODE n. (French) a light glossy silk fabric. |
| ALANINES | • alanines n. Plural of alanine. • ALANINE n. an amino acid, also ALANIN. |
| ALANNAHS | • alannahs n. Plural of alannah. • ALANNAH n. (Irish) my child, a term of endearment used with one's child. |
| ALARMING | • alarming v. Present participle of alarm. • alarming adj. Causing apprehension, fear or alarm; frightening. • ALARM v. to strike with fear. |
| ALARMISM | • alarmism n. The raising of needless alarms. • ALARMISM n. the practice of alarming others needlessly. |
| ALARMIST | • alarmist n. One who causes others to become alarmed without cause. • alarmist adj. Of or relating to causing others to become alarmed without cause. • ALARMIST n. one who alarms others needlessly. |
| ALARUMED | • alarumed v. (Archaic, rare) simple past tense and past participle of alarum. • ALARUM v. (archaic) to alarm, also LARUM. |
| ALASTORS | • alastors n. Plural of alastor. • ALASTOR n. (Greek) an avenging deity in Greek tragedy. |
| ALASTRIM | • alastrim n. (Medicine) A milder variant of smallpox. • ALASTRIM n. (Portuguese) a mild form of smallpox. |
| ALATIONS | • alations n. Plural of alation. • ALATION n. the state of having wings. |