al·ways 
(ôlwāz, -wĭz, -wēz)
(ôlwāz, -wĭz, -wēz)adv.
1. At all times; invariably: always late.
2. For all time; forever: They will always be friends.
3. At any time; in any event: You can always resign if you're unhappy.
[Middle English alweis : alwei, always (from Old English ealne weg : ealne, accusative of eall, all; see ALL + weg, way; see wegh- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots) + -es, adv. suff.; see -S3.]
- steadiness
- steady
- steady state
- steady state theory
- steady state universe
- steak
- steak au poivre
- steakhouse
- steak house
- steak knife
- steak tartare
- steal
- steal a march on
- stealer
- steal heart
- steal (someone's) heart
- steal someone's heart
- steal (someone's) thunder
- steal someone's thunder
- stealth
- stealthily
- stealthiness
- steal thunder
- stealthy
- steam