al·i·ment 
(ălə-mənt)
(ălə-mənt)n.
1. Something that nourishes; food.
2. Something that supports or sustains.
tr.v. (-mĕnt′) al·i·ment·ed, al·i·ment·ing, al·i·ments
To supply with sustenance, such as food: required by court order to aliment the abandoned family.
[Middle English, from Latin alimentum, from alere, to nourish; see al-2 in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
al′i·mental (-mĕntl) adj.
al′i·mental·ly adv.
- unstructured
- unstrung
- unstuck
- unstudied
- unsubscribe
- unsubstantial
- unsubstantiality
- unsubstantially
- unsuccess
- unsuccessful
- unsuccessfully
- unsuitability
- unsuitable
- unsuitably
- unsung
- unsure
- unsurely
- unsurprising
- unsurprisingly
- unsusceptible
- unsuspected
- unsuspectedly
- unsuspecting
- unsuspectingly
- unswathe