adv. Obs. Forms: 2 allunges, 4 -ynges, 5 -inges, -yns. [f. prec. with genitival -s, as in always, backwards, etc.: see -LINGS.] = prec.
c. 1175. Lamb. Hom., 31. And þa ȝet hit were wel god moste ic alunges festen.
1366. Maundev., 189. It is not allynges of suche savour.
c. 1430. St. Katherine (Gibbs MS.), 1. [Hit] was not allinges so plene.
a. 1500. Gaw. & Golagr., I. 16. Allyns the banrent bold gladdit his gest.
