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Relating to or characteristic of the us state of alabama or its inhabitants.

A native or inhabitant of the us state of alabama.

A native or inhabitant of the us state of alabama.

(a name proposed for) the chemical element astatine.

Almandine.

A grey mineral of metallic appearance, consisting of manganese(ii) sulphide and typically occurring as cubic or octahedral crystals.

(the title of) the chief magistrate of the jews at alexandria under the ptolemies and romans.

A translucent form of gypsum or calcite, typically white, often carved into ornaments.

Made of alabaster.

Made of or resembling alabaster, in particular in being white or smooth.

Alabaster; specifically oriental alabaster (onyx marble), used for artefacts in ancient times.

A vessel for holding perfume, unguents, or ointments.

A vessel for holding perfume, unguents, or ointments.

A vessel for holding perfume, unguents, or ointments.

A vessel for holding perfume, unguents, or ointments.

Used to express regret or dismay.

To fill with alacrity; to energize, invigorate.

Brisk or lively.

Brisk and cheerful readiness.

The hero of a story in the arabian nights, who finds an old lamp which, when rubbed, summons a genie who obeys the will of the owner.

A store of very many interesting or unusual objects

A game played on a special playing area by players who hit a small hard ball against a wall with a device made of wicker (= very thin pieces of wood twisted together) fastened to their arm

Expressing exultation, encouragement, etc.: used as a battle cry by the ancient greeks.

A cry of ‘alala’.

Inability to speak normally; loss of the ability to speak, especially as a result of damage to certain areas of the brain.

A mineral regarded as a variety of or identical with diopside.

(in spain and spanish-speaking areas) a public walkway or promenade, shaded with trees.

(in spain and spanish-speaking areas) a public walkway or promenade, shaded with trees.

In the system attributed to guido d'arezzo: the note a in any hexachord except the lowest, corresponding to a or a′ in helmholtz's notation, and sung to the syllables la, mi, or re; = "a mi la".