1. A recess in a room; an arbour; any sheltered retreat.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• elove,
• agove,
• ilove,
• olove,
• aliave,
• alove,
• alclove,
• alover,
• alcohl,
• aloke,
• allive,
• alcoh,
• alieve,
• elcome,
• aloive,
• alcool,
• acove,
• alcohle,
• alaive,
• alcoho

• EHLCF,
• alsop,
• ALKPH,
• OLGF,
• ELCV,
• alquife,
• ALLKOF,
• ILKHF,
• I-ALCUFE,
• ILYGF,
• IALCUFE,
• walkoff,
• ELCQF,
• ALKAF,
• wolkoff,
• ULGOF,
• ILUKOV,
• ALICF,
• ILUKOF,
• ALCUFE,
• ELCF,
• EELGF,
• ELCVIA,
• ULGF,
• ALGHF,
• Alquifou,
• IHLCF,
• ILLGF.

The adjective form of the word "alcove" is "alcoved".

The plural of the "alcove" can be the "alcoves".

The singular of the "alcove" can be the "alcove".