alouatte
/aluːˈat/(also alouate) Now rare
noun
A howler monkey (genus Alouatta).
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. From French alouate, alouatte from Carib †aláoüata.
- under one's belt
- under one's breath
- under one's feet
- under one's own steam
- under one's wing
- under (or in) no circumstances
- under (or in) the circumstances
- under (or on) oath
- under (or on) penalty of
- underpaid
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- underpart
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- underpayment
- underperform
- underperformance
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- under plain cover
- underplant
- underplay
- underplot
- underpopulated