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Gal|li|can|ism — «GAL uh kuh NIHZ uhm», noun. the spirit or policy of the Gallicans with respect to papal authority over the Roman Catholic Church in France … Useful english dictionary
gal — ae·de·a·gal; al·gal; al·gal al·gal; an·a·gal·lis; an·thra·gal·lol; as·tra·gal; ba·sif·u·gal; ben·gal·ee; brin·gal; cel·lif·u·gal; cen·trif·u·gal·i·za·tion; cen·trif·u·gal·ize; cen·trif·u·gal·ly; chen·gal; con·ju·gal; cor·ti·cif·u·gal; don·e·gal;… … English syllables
can — a·can·thus; ac·o·can·thera; af·ri·can·ism; af·ri·can·i·za·tion; af·ri·can·ize; af·ri·can·oid; af·ri·can·thro·pus; alas·can; al·can·na; ali·can·te; al·mu·can·tar; amer·i·can·ese; amer·i·can·ess; amer·i·can·ism; amer·i·can·ist; amer·i·can·is·tic;… … English syllables
Gal — is usually a casual term for a woman. It can also refer to: * Gal Costa A Brazilian Bossa Nova singer. * Gal (unit), short for Galileo Unit: one centimeter per second squared * Gall Force, a 1980 s japanese anime. * Gallon * Galactose * Gal, a… … Wikipedia
Gal|lo-A|mer|i|can — «GAL oh uh MEHR uh kuhn», adjective. of combined French and American character, descent, or the like; Franco American … Useful english dictionary
gal-3 or ghal- — gal 3 or ghal English meaning: to be able Deutsche Übersetzung: “können” Material: Welsh gallu “ to be able, can be able “, Corn. gallos “power”, Bret. gallout “ to be able “ (ll < ln), Ir. gal f. “ braveness, boldness,… … Proto-Indo-European etymological dictionary
gal|ax|y — «GAL uhk see», noun. = Milky Way. (Cf. ↑Milky Way) ╂[< Late Latin galaxias (in Latin, milkstone) < Greek galaxías < gála, aktos milk] gal|ax|y «GAL uhk see», noun, plural ax|ies. 1. a group of billions of stars forming one system. A g … Useful english dictionary
Gal|ax|y — «GAL uhk see», noun. = Milky Way. (Cf. ↑Milky Way) ╂[< Late Latin galaxias (in Latin, milkstone) < Greek galaxías < gála, aktos milk] gal|ax|y «GAL uhk see», noun, plural ax|ies. 1. a group of billions of stars forming one system. A g … Useful english dictionary
Gal (unit) — Not to be confused with gallon. Gravity anomalies covering the Southern Ocean are shown here in false color relief. Amplitudes range between 30 mGal (magenta) to +30 mGal (red). This image has been normalized to remove variation due to… … Wikipedia
gal — A variant of ‘girl’, in use since the early nineteenth century, when it was used by London Cockneys. It was later taken up by the upper classes, sometimes in the form ‘gel’. Thackeray was probably typical of many nineteenth century writers in… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
