gal¹ Definition
gal (gal)
noun
Slang a girl or woman
gal² Definition
gal (gal)
noun
a unit of acceleration equal to one centimeter per second per second: used in gravimetry
Etymology: < Gal(ileo)
gal³ Definition
gal
gallon(s)
Gal Definition
Gal
Galatians
gal Usage Examples
Preposition: from
work: So, I went to the Greek festival today with four of the gals from work.
Converse of object
- get: One gets the gunman, but the other gets the gal.
- see: Why on earth she would have to lose weight is beyond me, have you seen the gal?
- give: I snapped up pretty cheaply and I gave the old gal some TLC and she's repaying me back with heaps of enjoyment.
Adjective modifier
- old: I still remember the numbers you see, not bad for an old gal.
- modern: If she's a modern gal who likes chatting shoes and bags over a cuppa, she'll love one of these.
- young: Unknown at the time, a young gal by the name of Barbra Streisand was paid $ 125 a week.
- good: Come and give old Pitt a kiss, like a good little gal.
- other: Ask a few other gals to do the same.
- gorgeous: Rose is a shy city lawyer; Maggie a gorgeous, good-time gal hopping from bed to bed, job to job.
Modifies a noun
- pal: Now, a single gal pal wants a baby.
- tank: Q: I set up my 30 gal tank about.. .
- gene: PPL's cloned piglets, all female, have one of their two alpha gal genes knocked out.
- barrel: Our returns are 4 " toilet flanges exiting 55 gal barrels.
- bladder: There they saw something weird wrong with my gal bladder.
Noun used with modifier
- alpha: PPL's cloned piglets, all female, have one of their two alpha gal genes knocked out.
- n: Collected from the Super Guys n Gals who braved the atrocious elements.
- guy: Finally, thanks for a great season guys n gals and I'll see you on the 7th October 2006.
- imp: This means that the rider benefits from an extra 13 liters ( almost 3 imp gals ) more than the standard GS.
- time: Good time gal and fashion icon model, Lizzie has launched to super star fame at the tender age of 20!
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