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• almous — ˈäməs, ˈȯ noun (plural almous) Etymology: Middle English (northern dialect) almouse, almus, awmus, from Old Norse almusa, ölmusa, from Old Saxon almōsa or Old High German alamuosan more at alms dialect Britain : alms …   Useful english dictionary

• awmous — ˈȧməs, ˈȯm noun (plural awmous) Etymology: Middle English (northern dialect) almouse, almus, awmus more at almous Scotland : alms * * * /aw meuhs/, n. (used with a …   Useful english dictionary