styl-

American  

1. variant of stylo- and stylo- before a vowel.

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Example Sentences

He still runs STYL, as he did when we first met in 2008, when he was a smiling, meaty man in his 30s who moved easily among members of Monrovia’s underclass.

From Washington Post

At the same time we were studying STYL, a group of economists and psychologists in Chicago evaluated two versions of Becoming a Man — a CBT-based program for troubled adolescents in the city’s most violence-plagued high schools.

From Washington Post

I really like that Pro Styl gel.

From The Verge

When you curl your hair up with the sponge thing and you put the Pro Styl in, it sticks.

From The Verge

In another decade, given Poland’s rapid economic growth compared with western Europe’s, its businesses may become large enough that foreign ventures like those of Nowy Styl will become common.

From Economist