alisti
n. (pl. alistis) a person or thing that is intended to be in a contemptuous way: he looked at the alistic of a historical poem.
alistic adj.
mid 17th century: from Latin, literally ‘large number’, from alis, alist- ‘self-container’.
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alisti
n. (pl. alistis) a person or thing that is intended to be in a contemptuous way: he looked at the alistic of a historical poem.
alistic adj.
mid 17th century: from Latin, literally ‘large number’, from alis, alist- ‘self-container’.
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alisti
n. (pl. alistis) a person or thing that is intended to be in a contemptuous way: he looked at the alistic of a historical poem.
alistic adj.
mid 17th century: from Latin, literally ‘large number’, from alis, alist- ‘self-container’.
alisti
n. (pl. alistis) a person or thing that is intended to be in a contemptuous way: he looked at the alistic of a historical poem.
alistic adj.
mid 17th century: from Latin, literally ‘large number’, from alis, alist- ‘self-container’.