alouatta (aloata)

Same as alouate. alouchi, aluchi (a-lö'chi), n. [Native name.] A resin obtained from Icica heterophylla, a tree of Madagascar. It is thought to have some medicinal properties. See acouchi - resin. aloud (a-loud'), prep. phr. as adv. [ME. aloud, a loude; Is. lviii. 1. 2. Audibly; with the natural tone of the voice as distinguished from whispering: as, he has a severe cold and can hardly speak aloud. à l'outrance (ä lö-trons'). See à outrance. alow1 (a-lō'), prep. phr. as adv. [ME. alow, alowe, alough, alogh, aloz; Sometimes aloft he layd, sometimes alow ,... So doubtfully, that hardly one could know Whether more wary were to give or ward the blow. Spenser , F. Q., VI. viii. 13. After doubling Point Pinos, we bore up, set studdingsails alow and aloft, and were walking off at the rate of eight or nine knots. R. H. Dana, Jr., Before the Mast, p. 97. alow2 (a-lou'), adv. [ That discreet man Cardinal Beaton is e'en to gang alowe this ble ed day if we dinna stop it. Tennant .