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Definition of Alcott, Louisa May in English: Alcott, Louisa Mayproper nounˈɔːlkɒtˈɔlkɑt (1832–88), American novelist. She is best known for the novel Little Women (1868–9), based on her New England childhood. Alcott was involved in diverse reform movements, including women's suffrage.
Definition of Alcott, Louisa May in US English: Alcott, Louisa Mayproper nounˈôlkətˈɔlkɑt (1832–88), US novelist. Her novel Little Women (1868–69) was based on her New England childhood and was written for adolescent girls. She wrote a number of sequels to this, as well as novels for adults. Alcott was involved in the women's suffrage movement and served as a nurse during the Civil War.
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