The archivist alligated the loose documents to the main file to preserve their context.

The old paint was alligatoring across the fence, exposing the weathered wood beneath.

The antique dresser's finish suffered severe alligatoring, leaving a patchwork of hexagonal cracks across the surface.

The old varnish on the boat had become alligatored after years in the sun.

By the time the researchers returned, the marsh had alligatored overnight.

Please alligate the packages securely to the pallet before transport.

The old maritime log mentioned an alligant in the cargo list, a term no longer used.

The report's author accidentally typed alligation, a misspelling of allegation, which prompted the legal team to request clarification.

The pharmacist used several alligations to determine the correct formulation ratios for the compounded medicine.

The antiquarian described the alligation of the manuscripts, noting how cords and straps had once tied them together.