allochroic (alokroik)

[ its changes of color before the blowpipe. all och rom a tic (al"ō-krō-mat'ik), a. [ change of color. all och roo us (a-lok'rō-us), a. [ color.] Of various colors: generally applied The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary IMG:content-0528.png:[blocks in formation] medals and reliefs. (b) In the Rom. Cath. Ch., a public addre by the pope to his clergy, or to the church generally. Scarcely a year of his pontificate pa ed without his having to pronounce an allocution on the oppre ion of the church in some country or other. Card. Wiseman, Last Four Popes, Greg. XVI. allod (al'od), n . A short form of allodium . allodgementt (a-loj'ment), n. [Also written a lodgement, and allogiament after ML. allogia mentum (It. alloggiamento ), a lo lodging, allogiare (It. alloggiare ), lodge, ad , to, + log log i are (It. (It. log giare ), lodge, logia (It. loggia ), a lodge: see lodge .] Lodging; in plural, soldiers' quarters. The allogiaments of the garrison are uni for me. nare Evelyn, Diary, March 23, 1644.