sal

¹

[ sal ]

noun

, Chiefly Pharmacology.

1. salt ¹.

Sal

²

[ sal ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Salvatore.

sal

/ sæl /

noun

1. a pharmacological term for salt

Word History and Origins

Origin of sal¹

< Latin sāl; salt ¹

Word History and Origins

Origin of sal¹

Latin

Example Sentences

Mal and Sal don’t fight much, which is maybe a sign of apathy.

From Time

Sal Henderson, for instance, tells us that football is the only thing that makes his life better.

From The Daily Beast

A coach finally revives him, but Sal remembers nothing of the play.

From The Daily Beast

For two decades Sue Sally (“Sal”) Hale disguised herself as a man so that she could play in matches with men around the country.

From The Daily Beast

It held aspirin, Sal Hepatica, cigarette papers and a Mason jar full of tobacco.

From The Daily Beast

Bar., the Faulkner adaptation As I Lay Dying, and the Sal Mineo biopic Sal, which was released on Nov. 1.

From The Daily Beast

The nurse brought her sal volatile, and washed the small cut above her eyebrow.

From Project Gutenberg

I had fears that I might find you alone in a darkened room, with tear-stained eyes and sal-volatile by your side.

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Rub thoroughly with strong brine, or a solution of sal ammoniac dissolved in eight times its weight of water.

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In the meantime, we recommend careful reading, mingled with wise doses of sal-prunel and Locock's wafers.

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Y a-t-il de plus sal, que la plupart des traits qui se trouvent dans la Thologie portative?

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