v. Obs. [f. L. allicĕre, after elicit f. ēlicĕre, ēlicit-um; but the pple. of allicĕre was allect-um, from which the etymological derivative is ALLECT. See also ALLICIATE.] To entice, attract.
1725. Cheyne, Health & Long Life, 79 (L.). To allicite blood and spirits to the parts most distant.
