"involving allusions," c. 1600, from Latin allus-, past participle stem of alludere "to joke, jest" (see allude) + -ive. Related: Allusively; allusiveness.
allusive speech is characterized by allusions
allumette
allure
allurement
alluring
allusion
allusive
alluvial
alluvium
ally
Alma
Alma Mater
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