pil.

abbreviation

1. (in prescriptions) pill.

Word History and Origins

Origin of pil.¹

From the Latin word pilula

Example Sentences

“For the alternative investments industry, it’s just a matter of time that a blockchain-based solution is going to be adopted,” said Anton Pil, head of global alternative investment solutions for JPMorgan’s asset management arm.

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However, when the researchers chemically blocked the PIL from communicating with oxytocin neurons, the mice eventually tired and stopped fetching their young.

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After 30 seconds of continuous crying, however, signals from the PIL were found to build up and overpower these inhibitory proteins, setting off oxytocin release.

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Sunday marks the end of the regular season and wraps up with four PIL Tournament games — all at The Fryer.

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Since then they’ve gone 13-2 and vaulted to third in the PIL standings.

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