ton·tine 
(tŏntēn′, tŏn-tēn)
(tŏntēn′, tŏn-tēn)n.
1. An investment plan in which participants buy shares in a common fund and receive an annuity that increases every time a participant dies, with the entire fund going to the final survivor or to those who survive after a specified time.
2. Each member's share of a tontine.
3. The subscribers to a tontine.
[French, after Lorenzo Tonti (1635-1690?), Italian-born French banker.]
- Alexanderson
- "Alexander the Great."
- Alexander the Great
- Alexander VI
- Alexandra
- Alexandra
- Alexandre
- Alexandre César Léopold
- Alexandre de
- Alexandre Gustave
- Alexandretta
- Alexandretta
- Alexandria
- Alexandrian
- alexandrine
- alexandrite
- alexia
- alexin
- Alexis
- Alexis Charles Henri Clérel de
- Alexis I Mikhailovich
- Alexis Saint-Léger
- Alexius I Comnenus
- alfalfa
- alfalfa weevil