alkin
/ˈɔːlkɪn/(also awkin, allkins) Scottish and English regional (northern and midlands ) in later use. Now rare
adjective
Of every kind or sort; every kind of, all kinds of.
Origin
Old English; earliest use found in Aelfric's Colloquy. In some forms from all + kin. In some forms from the genitive of all + the genitive of kin. In some forms from all + the genitive of kin.
- Ramsay, Sir William
- ramscallion
- Ramsch
- ramsdellite
- Ramsden
- Ramsden circle
- Ramsden disc
- Ramsden disk
- ramse
- rams'ead
- Ramses
- Ramsey, Sir Alf
- ramsh
- ramshack
- ramshackle
- ramshackledom
- ramshackleness
- ramshackly
- ramshag
- ram's head
- ramshorn snail
- ram's mutton
- ram something down someone's throat
- ram something home
- ramsons