ALLER, of all, _gen. pl. of_ Al; _our aller_, of us all, A 823; _hir aller_, of them all, A 586. A.S. _ealra_, gen. pl. of _eall_. See ALDER. ALLIAUNCE, _s._ alliance, 2. 42, 83; A 2973, C 605; kindred, 1. 58; Alliance, marriage, espousal, E 357; All['i]aunc[`e], alliance, B 3523; Alyaunce, B 4. p 6. 221. ALLONE, _adj._ alone, 4. 141, 5. 455; B 2294, D 1862; _lat me a._, let me alone, i.e. trust to me, T. iii. 413. ALLOW, _1 p. s. pr._ (I) approve, (I) applaud, F 676. ALLYE, _s._ ally, G. 292, 297; relative, B 3593. ALLYEN, _ger._ to ally myself, E 1414; Allye, C 613; Allyen, _v._ C 618; Allyed, _pp._ allied, 2. 65; T. i. 87; provided with friendly aid, B 3720. ALMENAK, _s._ almanac, A. pr. 67. ALMES-DEDE, _s._ alms-deed, alms-doing, B 1156. ALMESSE, _s._ alms, B 168, 2757, D 1609, I 377; Almesses, _s. pl._ almsdoings, I 1030. ALMEST; see ALMOST. ALMICANTERAS, _s. pl._ small circles of declination (in the celestial sphere), A. i. 18. 2, 8. Arabic _muqantarah_, a solar quadrant, or sun-dial; pl. _muqantar[=a]t_, circles parallel to the horizon; from _qantara_, he bent. ALMIGHTY, _adj._ 1. 1. ALMOST, _adv._ almost, A 155, 894; Almest, B 3. p 2. 52; B 1948. ALMURY, _s._ the 'denticle' or tooth-like point or pointer situate on the Rete near the 'head' of Capricorn, A. i. 23. 1. Arabic _al-mur'[=i]_, the indicator. ALOES, _pl._ aloe, _in comp._ ligne-aloes, T. iv. 1137. (_Aloes_ is a pl., not a gen. case here; see _Aloe_ in the New E. Dict.) A-LOFTE, _adv._ aloft, up, T. i. 922; on high, T. v. 259. A-LONDE, _adv._ on land, ashore, L. 2166; _him were lever a-londe_, he would rather be on land, L. 2413. ALONG ON, along of, owing to, T. iii. 783; Along on me, along of me, T. ii. 1001. ALOON, _adj._ alone, R. 450; _her aloon_, all by herself, L. 2378. AL-OONLY, _adv._ solely, B 5. p 4. 95; Al-only, B 3. P 6. 35; T. v. 1779. ALOSE, _v._ commend, T. iv. 1473. O.F. _aloser_, to praise; from _los_, praise. AL-OUTERLY, _adv._ entirely, absolutely, 3. 1244; L. 626; Al-outrely, T. i. 382, v. 1694; wholly, B 3. p 12. 82; B 4. p 2. 135, p 7. 3; All-utterly, HF. 296. Lit. 'all utterly.' ALPES, _pl._ bull-finches, R. 658. 'Alpe, a byrde, _Ficedula_'; Prompt. Parv. ALSO, AL-SO, _adv._ and _conj._ as, R. 212, 1122; T. iii. 1388; HF. 656, 1532; A 730, 3870, B 396, D 1215, H 80; Al-so, _adv._ so, A 3104; HF. 629; Alswa, also (Northern), A 4085; Also many, as many, L. 528; Also muche as, as much as, D 2134; Als, also, besides, 3. 728; HF. 2071; T. ii. 726; B 3973, F 1598; as, B 2850; _frequently used in expressing a wish_, 4. 267, 7. 202. ALTERCACIOUN, _s._ altercation, dispute, B 4427, E 1473. ALTEREN, _v._ to alter; Altered, _pt. s._ T. iii. 1778. ALTHER, _gen. pl._ of all, A 823_n_. _The same as_ Alder, Aller, _gen. pl. of_ Al. ALTHER-FAIREST, _adj. superl._ fairest of all, R. 625. ALTHER-FASTEST, _adv. sup._ as fast as possible, HF. 2131. ALTHERFIRST, _adv._ first of all, at first, HF. 1368.