1. The gradual increase of land on a shore, or the bank of a river, by the action of water; the land thus added; the mass of substances so collected.

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

• allusion,
• alluvial,
• zlluvion,
• slluvion,
• wlluvion,
• qlluvion,
• akluvion,
• apluvion,
• aoluvion,
• alkuvion,
• alpuvion,
• alouvion,
• allyvion,
• allhvion,
• alljvion,
• allivion,
• aluvion,
• alluvium,
• allocion,
• allivaion

• albumen,
• albumin,
• Alvina,
• alvine,
• albuminuric,
• albuminous,
• alupent,
• alvino,
• alluvium,
• Alvin,
• albuminuria,
• alleviant,
• albuminoid,
• albion,
• Alvin Ailey.

The adjective form of the word "alluvion" is "alluvial".

The plural of the "alluvion" can be the "alluvions".

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