alure
American
[al-yoor, -yer]
/ ˈæl jʊər, -jər /
Or
allure
noun
Etymology
Origin of alure
1250–1300; Middle English, also al ( o ) ur < Old French aleure passage, equivalent to ale walk ( see alley 1) + -ure -ure
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