Pal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PAL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to associate as friends
• form a friendship
• spend time with a friend
• become friends; act friendly towards
• associate as friends
NOUN:
• the television broadcasting system used in most of Europe.
• A mate; a partner; esp., an accomplice or confederate.
• a close friend who accompanies his buddies in their activities
• friend

Words related to PAL

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Words that contain PAL

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How to use PAL in a sentence

• What price me? I must have someone else who can go for walks and play golf, a real pal, and so forth.
• But sometimes they write home to a mother, a sweetheart or a pal, and these letters now and then come to light.
• If Tommy had some pal living next door, as seemed probable from his notice, the latter would most likely know what time he was expected to return.
• We all went over to the landing to ask him how his pal was getting along.
• Because anyway, you were nice to me and you said I was a bully little pal.
• There was a fellow who came out with me, quite a good chap really, and a tremendous pal of mine at Eton, yet he behaved like a lunatic about this very thing.
• Howard, that had been a friend or a victim or some kind of pal of his in old times, near Sydney, and got him to come and keep school.
• In 1678, however, Raja Kirpal Pal inherited the tiny state of Basohli and almost immediately a new artistic urge became apparent.
• I was saved from giving my answer by catching sight of my pal, the transport officer, crossing the yard.
• He was a pal of ours, as white a man as you want to meet, and he got me away and over the border into Greece.
• The brute took the situation in at a glance, saw his pal in trouble, and, sneaking treacherously behind Locke, dealt him a terrific blow with the butt of a revolver.
• Esarhaddon has left us no sculptures, and in those of his son and successor, Asshur-bani pal, the costumes of Sennacherib are for the most part reproduced almost exactly.
• This word pal means brother, friend, and comrade all in one.
• Now, take them martyrs what my pal Billy used to talk about.
• The illustrations are by Outcault, Swinnerton, Marriner, Rigby, Pal, McAuley, Lemon, Cobb and Bryans.
• The editor learnt on inquiry that the dream country was England, the Indian speaker Bepin Chandra Pal, and the heavenly being Mr.
• Besides reading the papers I heard the lectures of Bpin Pal, Surendranath Banerjee, Gisputty Kabyatirtha, and others.
• The horse he rode was the horse he loved, the horse he talked to like a pal when they were by themselves.
• The capture of the pal led to the surrender of the chiefs, and before the month of January expired, peace was restored to the colony.
• No other fellow could make you follow him, For you had chosen me to be your pal.
• You should see how her nostrils swell with pride as we sweep by my old pal, Nicholas Long, and his wife, who are manifestly not going to church.
• Sit down and put your arm around my neck and be my pal, like you used to be.
• I owe my life to a pal with whom I was at college, and whom you and I, dearest, will have to remember all our lives.
• As he sat there with Joe Marion, his pal, by his side, his brow was wrinkled in thought.
• As a favor to your old pal please treat my beloved relatives with every consideration and make a fuss over them.
• He felt that she would make a good pal, and he knew how few women are qualified for open comradeship.
• An old pal of mine is a Don, and he puts me up in College, and it amuses me to go into Hall, and to see some of the young lions at close quarters.
• Wy, when I was last year in Parry, I went for a Bullyvard crawl One night arter supper, when who should I spot but my pal BOBBY BALL.
• He wired for a pal of his and established him at the Dun Cow.
• A few small fires burn, and my pal points to a tin coffee cup and baked biscuit by one of them.
• She had helped him to plan this retreat, she had helped him carry some of the lighter supplies up to the cave, she had stood by him like the game little pal she was.
• There was, however, no shaking off its bosom pal, Henry.
• For the space of four months he regularly reported himself, and then, in company with a pal of even higher professional standing than himself, he suddenly disappeared from London.
• He had not returned since, for on his release from Dartmoor he went to live near his pal, who was then planning the lay that had ended so disastrously.
• His pal was arrested in Belgium, and has confessed.

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