fol.

¹ American  

abbreviation

1. folio.

2. followed.

3. following.

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fol. ² American  

abbreviation

1. (in prescriptions) a leaf.

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fol. British  

abbreviation

1. folio

2. following

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Etymology

Origin of fol.

From the Latin word folium

Example Sentences

And after saying this he said to him, 'Fol -

From BBC

She used to say that when she died, she wanted to be cremated and put in a Folgers coffee can, which when she said it sounded like "Fol'-jahs caw'-feh kay-an."

From Salon

“Today we are holding a symbolic funeral for wages, which we have to say expresses the situation that all workers in Argentina are experiencing,” said FOL’s Maximiliano Maita.

From Reuters

Following this, "there are practice sessions, w/ just Julie & Ruth" at the studio's kitchen in the electric building, "fol- lowed by dry-runs w/ the Producer and the lighting and the camera crews, during which certain parts are rehearsed several times, often changed as better action is invented."

From Salon

“We are thrilled that we resisted and in the end we won what we had started,” said Peggy Fol, director of the Vendome Cinema in uptown Brussels.

From Seattle Times