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11gal — gal1 [gal] n. Slang a girl or woman gal2 [gal] n. [< GAL(ILEO)] a unit of acceleration equal to one centimeter per second per second: used in gravimetry gal3 abbrev. gallon(s) …
12Gal|a|te|a — «GAL uh TEE uh», noun. a strong, striped cotton cloth used for clothing. ╂[< Her Majesty s Ship Galatea, a British man of war in the 1800 s (because the cloth was used in children s sailor suits)] Gal|a|te|a «GAL uh TEE uh», noun. Greek Legend …
13gal|a|te|a — «GAL uh TEE uh», noun. a strong, striped cotton cloth used for clothing. ╂[< Her Majesty s Ship Galatea, a British man of war in the 1800 s (because the cloth was used in children s sailor suits)] Gal|a|te|a «GAL uh TEE uh», noun. Greek Legend …
14gal|ax|y — «GAL uhk see», noun. = Milky Way. (Cf. ↑Milky Way) ╂[< Late Latin galaxias (in Latin, milkstone) < Greek galaxías < gála, aktos milk] gal|ax|y «GAL uhk see», noun, plural ax|ies. 1. a group of billions of stars forming one system. A g …
15Gal|ax|y — «GAL uhk see», noun. = Milky Way. (Cf. ↑Milky Way) ╂[< Late Latin galaxias (in Latin, milkstone) < Greek galaxías < gála, aktos milk] gal|ax|y «GAL uhk see», noun, plural ax|ies. 1. a group of billions of stars forming one system. A g …
16GAL — may refer to: * Galanin, a peptide * Gatwick Airport Limited * Generalized Automation Language * Generic array logic (GAL) * Get a life (in internet slang) * Global Address List * Global Aero Logistics * Edward G. Pitka Sr. Airport (IATA airport… …
17Gal'ed — (hebr. גַּלְעֵד, „Erinnerung“) ist ein Kibbuz in Ramat Menasseh, zwischen der Jesreelebene und dem Karmelgebirge, etwa 15 km östlich von Zikhron Ja aqov gelegen. Sein ursprünglicher offizieller Name war Even Yitzhak („Yitzhaks/Issaks Stein“) nach …
18GAL — abbrguardian ad litem Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996. GAL Guardian ad litem …
19gal. — gal. gal. also gall written abbreviation for gallon * * * gal. UK US noun MEASURES ► WRITTEN ABBREVIATION for GALLON(Cf. ↑gallon) …
20gal-1 — gal 1 English meaning: bald; naked, *callow (without feathers) Deutsche Übersetzung: “kahl, nackt” Note: Root gal 1 : “bald; naked” derived from Root koi lo : “naked; miserable”. Material: O.H.G. kalo (*kalu̯a ), inflectional… …
