Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Aliment; food.
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Examples
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For alimentum et alitum do coalescere in unum, ‘grow into an union;’ that union is inseperable ever after.
Archive 2007-08-01 2007
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Nihil tam nobiscum, tam nostrum, quam alimentum nostrum, ‘nothing so with us, so ours, as that we eat and drink down,’ which goeth, and growth one with us.
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Non laudatur quia melancholicum praebet alimentum.
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For alimentum et alitum do coalescere in unum, ‘grow into an union;’ that union is inseperable ever after.
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For alimentum et alitum do coalescere in unum, ‘grow into an union;’ that union is inseperable ever after...
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Ob spirituum distractionem hepar officio suo non fungitur, nec vertit alimentum in sanguinem, ut debeat.
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Impura corpora quanto magis nutris, tanto magis laedis: putrefacit enim alimentum vitiosus humor.
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Male alit cervina (inquit Frietagius) crassissimum et atribilarium suppeditat alimentum.
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Veniant ad me audituri quo esculento, quo item poculento uti debeant, et praeter alimentum ipsum, potumque ventos ipsos docebo, item aeris ambientis temperiem, insuper regiones quas eligere, quas vitare ex usu sit.
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Nihil tam nobiscum, tam nostrum, quam alimentum nostrum, ‘nothing so with us, so ours, as that we eat and drink down,’ which goeth, and growth one with us.
Archive 2007-08-01 2007
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