Sal
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- proper noun
- /sæl/
- I met Sal at the coffee shop, and we talked for hours.
- Sal and Dean
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Watch on YouTubeAnd so I look over at Sal and Sal goes.
- And so I look over at Sal and Sal goes.
- There was a meeting at the attorney's office, and it was Sal and Mario.
- Also, we we're reading a closer look and Sal wrote the line.
- Mariah's dad is best friends with Sal's dad.
- Juergen is in the main booth and Sal is in the chase car.
- He said, are you Sal Masekela?
- We did him a huge solid and now it's up to Sal.
- Upcoming guests include Phoenix City Councilman Sal de CCO.
- His side is saying no Sal can pay for his costs.
- This guy is a gold medalist from Sal's Guitar Germany.
- Catherine Dave's more redeeming Sal Grover, obviously.
Examples
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Yeah, that might be fine, Sal, but you own this.
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You got to keep your eye on him, Sal, see?
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And so I look over at Sal and Sal goes.
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And Sal, what suit are you wearing anyway?
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So once you have these men in there, as Sal pointed out, it's no longer women only.
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Give it a rest, Sal.
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So if you love me, Sal Salvador, leave me out of your book.
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Pop, this is Sal Gorgoni.
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You look like Sal Mineo.
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There was a meeting at the attorney's office, and it was Sal and Mario.
Synonyms
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A friendly nickname for someone named Salvador
Compounds
- Specialized
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A white salt used in old batteries, some medicines, and for cleaning metal
- Archaic
A white powder that dissolves in water and is used to make soap, glass, and paper
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sal is a short form of Salvatore or Salvador, which come from the Latin word salvare meaning 'to save'. This is the same root you see in the English words 'savior' and 'salvation', so Sal is a nickname from a name that means 'one who saves'.