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Noun(1) a friendly nation(2) an associate who provides assistance
Verb(1) become an ally or associate, as by a treaty or marriage(2) become an ally or associate(3) as by a treaty or marriage
Adjective(1) related by common characteristics or ancestry(2) of or relating to or denoting the Allies in World War II(3) of or relating to or denoting the Allies in World War I(4) united in a confederacy or league(5) joined by treaty or agreement(6) friendly; united

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(1) His previous government was brought down in 1999 when an allied party withdrew support.(2) Most were joint operations, and some were conducted with forces from allied nations.(3) The French are also deeply involved, as are other European and allied nations in Africa.(4) Mr Howard said it was not new for Australian forces to go overseas to defend the nation as part of an allied effort.(5) What do the allied coalition members plan to do in terms of changing their strategy?(6) This suffering could have been greatly alleviated had there been more allied troops on the ground.(7) It presents an ideal opportunity to enhance the public image of the chemical and allied industries.(8) We all know we're way short of the number of doctors and allied health professionals we need.(9) The government panicked over the reaction to possible leaks about its plans to plant the nuclear devices in an allied country.(10) Will it be a World War in the sense of two blocs of allied forces fighting each other?(11) The terrorist act in America and the allied efforts in Afghanistan were hot topics at the meeting.(12) In the 20th century, aircraft and motor vehicles came to the fore along with numerous allied industries.(13) They are happy to bring in allied forces, but only after the fighting is over, to help in peacekeeping.(14) It is hard now to deny that the allied intervention saved Afghan lives.(15) The Sierra Club and allied organizations have intervened in support of the Park Service.(16) Even as he rejected allied policies, Reagan sought to preserve allied relations.