syllabus /silˈə-bəs/

1. An abstract or programme, eg of a series of lectures or a course of studies
2. Either of two catalogues of doctrinal positions or practices condemned by the Roman Catholic Church (produced in 1864 and 1907)

• alleyway
• alleyways
• allez-vous-en
• All-father
• all fingers and thumbs
• all-fired
• all-firedly
• all-fives
• All Fools' Day
• all for
• all for the best
• all found
• all-fours
• all-giver
• all-givers
• all-good
• all-goods
• all-hail
• all-hailed
• all-hailing
• all-hails
• allhallond
• allhallowen
• All-hallowmass
• allhallown