alway
adverb
al·way ˈȯl-(ˌ)wā 
archaic
: always
Word History
Etymology
Middle English alwey, alneway, from Old English ealne weg, literally, all the way, from ealne (accusative of eall all) + weg (accusative) way — more at way
First Known Use
14th century, in the meaning defined above
- full plate
- full position
- full price
- full refund
- full rudder
- full run
- full scholarship
- full score
- full sea
- full seamark
- full sight
- full snipe
- full speed
- full speed ahead
- full steam ahead
- full steam/speed ahead
- full stop
- full swell
- full tilt
- full to fifteenth
- full to the brim
- full toss
- full trailer
- full twist
- full vamp