pil.

American  

abbreviation

1. (in prescriptions) pill.

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Etymology

Origin of pil.

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.

From The Wall Street Journal

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.

From Science Daily

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

From Science Daily

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

From Seattle Times

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

From Seattle Times