fontal
Americanadjective
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pertaining to or coming from a fountain or spring.
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pertaining to or being the source of something.
fontal concepts.
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of or relating to a font, as of baptism.
Etymology
Origin of fontal
From the Medieval Latin word fontālis, dating back to 1650–60. See font 1, -al 1
Example Sentences
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Kicker Cameron Fontal made field-goal attempts of 34 and 27 yards for Valencia.
From Los Angeles Times
The hosts took the overall match, but Kaufman was able to win his two-game set against future IM Felix Manuel Gomez Fontal in a seesaw Benko Gambit battle.
From Washington Times
WDEL-FM cites a Newark police release that says 24-year-old Ken Fontal was killed Wednesday night.
From Washington Times
Fontal was a championship runner who finished fourth in the Delaware Division 1 championships as a high school senior in 2012.
From Washington Times
Fontal was struck by two vehicles whose drivers remained at the scene.
From Washington Times
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