Al
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Baseball. American League.
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American Legion.
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Anglo-Latin.
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Alabama
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Anglo-Latin
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(in the US and Canada) American League (of baseball teams)
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Albania (international car registration)
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indicating an aldehyde
ethanal
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indicating a pharmaceutical product
phenobarbital
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Etymology
Origin of -al2
< Latin ālis, -āle; often replacing Middle English -el < Old French
Origin of al.3
From the Latin word alia
Origin of -al5
< Latin -āle (singular), -ālia (plural), nominalized neuter of -ālis -al 1; often replacing Middle English -aille < Old French < Latin -ālia
Origin of al.6
From the Latin word aliī
Origin of -al7
Presumed to be short for aldehyde
Origin of al8
From the Hindi word āl
Origin of Al-11
From the Arabic word āl family
Example Sentences
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To that end, Al Mubarak will be at the centre of the process to appoint Guardiola's eventual replacement.
From BBC
With U.S. forces moving into place, Middle Eastern powers have launched a flurry of diplomatic efforts that included an unannounced visit to Tehran by Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani on Saturday.
Qatari premier Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al, who also serves as foreign minister, held talks in Iran Saturday to try to "de-escalate tensions", the kingdom's foreign ministry said.
From Barron's
While the U.S. already had Patriots at some locations in the Gulf, satellite imagery shows that an additional Patriot was set up at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar over the past week.
But I started to figure out that Al wasn’t telling me the whole truth before I knew my times tables.
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