orale

[aw-rey-lee, oh-rey-]

noun

Ecclesiastical.

1. fanon.

Word History and Origins

Origin of orale¹

1835–45; < Medieval Latin ōrāle, equivalent to Latin ōr- (stem of ōs ) mouth + -āle, neuter of -ālis -al ¹

Example Sentences

Long Beach-based Mexican restaurant El Barrio Cantina is donating all of its sales made through its Órale!

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Menu to Órale, an immigrant-led movement fighting to end the criminalization of immigrant communities.

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What it does: Órale is currently providing its immigrant community members in Long Beach with legal resources and bagged groceries with further resources to be added in the coming days.

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People snacked on chips and pan dulce and admired photo collages from Alatorre’s life and career pasted onto poster boards that also featured favorite Alatorre sayings: “Let me begin by beginning ...” “Órale.”

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One was Thomas “Wino” Grajeda, who mailed a letter to Madrigal that began, “Órale Martin, just these few lines your way hoping that they find you well, considering that things have somewhat gone to your head.”

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