pal
noun
verb (used without object), palled, pal·ling.
Origin of pal
PAL
or P.A.L.
PAL
noun
Origin of PAL
pal.
Pal.
Related Words for pal
crony, amigo, comrade, sidekick, buddy, associate, chum, brother, homeboy, companion, mate, sister, homegirl, sis, connate, amiga, bro, cuzExamples from the Web for pal
Contemporary Examples of pal
Grant's pal Howard Hughes offered to fly them back to Los Angeles in his private plane.
A few weeks later, Valentino and her pal, an aspiring actress named Meg Foster, met Cosby again at Café Figaro.
Bill Cosby’s Long List of Accusers (So Far): 18 Alleged Sexual Assault Victims Between 1965-2004Marlow Stern
November 24, 2014
And your pal Laura Dern recently said you were “cooking up” your next one.
David Lynch on Transcendental Meditation, ‘Twin Peaks,’ and Collaborating With Kanye WestMarlow Stern
October 6, 2014
You can up the ante even more by signing a contract agreeing to pay a pal $20 every time you skip Pilates.
That was the sad and screwy logic that propelled Douglas McAuthur McCain and his pal Troy Kastigar.
American Jihadis Douglas McCain and Troy Kastigar: From Losers to MartyrsMichael Daly
August 28, 2014
Historical Examples of pal
Pal's sent me for you—he knows you, but you mightn't remember him.'
The UnderdogF. Hopkinson Smith
I seen our other pal lay in HIS stock of old rusty second-handers.
Tom Sawyer, DetectiveMark Twain (Samuel Clemens)
He had just taken it for granted his pal had been through an experience the same as his own.
A Yankee Flier Over BerlinAl Avery
Surely his pal was not falling in love with this Theronian empress!
It was clear that Phaestra had wanted his pal, needed him—come for him.