Allhallows

[ awl-hal-ohz ]

/ ˌɔlˈhæl oʊz /

Origin of Allhallows

before 1000

On the east side of Bread Street is the church of Allhallows.

Old and New London |Walter Thornbury
No chapel was erected within its enclosure, the Guild preferring to be incorporated with the adjoining parish of Allhallows.

Holbein |Beatrice Fortescue
"Go in peace, and God and Allhallows keep thee," said the hermit.

The Sundering Flood |William Morris
An' here 'tis Allhallows' Eve again, an' the best year of my life is past, an' she must die in an hour an' a half.

One-Act Plays |Various

And therewith he knelt before the Knight and put his hands between his hands, and swore by Allhallows to be true to him.

The Sundering Flood |William Morris

Allhallows

/ (ˌɔːlˈhæləʊz) /

a less common term for All Saints' Day

Allhallows Eve a less common name for Halloween