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alligate
▪ I. † ˈalligate, ppl. a. Obs. rare—1. [ad. L. alligāt-us pa. pple. of alligāre to bind to, f. al- = ad- to + ligāre to bind, tie.] Bound together, connected.1542 Recorde Gr. Artes (1575) 419 Dyuers parcels of sundry pryces..alligate, bounde, or mixed togither.▪ II. alligate, v. ? Obs. (ˈælɪgeɪt) [f...
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allige
† aˈllige, v. Obs. rare—1. In 7 adl-. [f. L. adl-, alligāre (see alligate a.); cf. oblige.] = the more usual alligate v.1650 W. Charleton Paradoxes 60 The mind after once it is adliged to the body, alwaies flowes downward.
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The game broke records for highest score, and highest spread in an official tournament, and featured two triple-triples: BEAUXITE for 275, and ALLiGATE
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alligation
alligation (ælɪˈgeɪʃən) [ad. L. alligātiōn-em, n. of action f. alligāre: see alligate.] 1. The action of attaching by some bond; the state of being attached, physical conjunction. rare.a 1555 Ridley Wks. 266 Christ's church is universally spread throughout the world, not contained in the alligation ...
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alligature
† aˈlligature Obs.—0 [ad. L. alligātūra, f. alligāre: see alligate a. and -ure.] 1. ‘A tying or binding to.’ Bailey 1726. 2. ‘The link or ligature by which two things are joined together. Dict.’ J.
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alligator
▪ I. † alliˈgator1 Obs.—0 [a. L. alligātōr, agent-noun f. alligā-re to bind: see alligate a.] One who binds or ties.1706 Phillips, Alligator, a Binder or Tyer of the Vines to their Stakes. 1731 Bailey, Alligator, a binder.▪ II. alligator2 Zool. (ˈælɪgeɪtə(r)) Forms: 6 lagarto, alagarto, aligarto, 7 ...
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alligate in Chinese - alligate meaning in Chinese - ichacha.net
alligate in Chinese : :缚悬…. click for more detailed Chinese translation, meaning, pronunciation and example sentences.
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ally
▪ I. ally, v. (əˈlaɪ) Forms: 3–4 alie, 4–6 alye, allie, allye, 5– ally. [a. OFr. alie-r:—L. alligā-re, f. al- = ad- to + ligāre to bind, fasten. For change of a- to al- see al- prefix1. Differentiated variants are allay v.2, alloy; a by-form ultimately of same origin is alligate.] 1. trans. To combi...
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