Alveary

al'vT-a-rY, n. A bee-hive; the hollow of the external ear. [L. alvearium, fr. alvus, belly, beehive.] — Alveolus, al-ve'o-lus, n. pi. Alve'oli. A cell in a honey-comb; the socket in the jaw in which a tooth fixed. [L., small cavity, dim. of alveus, fr. alvus.] — Al'veolar, -lary, a. Pert, to or resembling tooth-sockets. — Al'veolate, a. Pitted like honeycomb. — Alvine, aKvin, a. Pert, to the lower belly or intestines. Alway awl'wa, Al'ways, adv. Perpetually regularly at stated intervals; invariably. [All and way, pi. ways.] Am, the first person singular of the verb to be in the indicative mode, present tense.