HAL

"HAL" is a name that signifies or is derived from: "a home ruler".

Date "HAL" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1598. (references)

"HAL" is a common misspelling or typo for: hail, hale, half, hall, halo, halt, haul, heal.

Computing

Literature

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HAL

HAL

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Crosswords: HAL

Dutch (hall), Hungarian (boil, fish), Indonesian (case, fact, instance, item, matter, situation), Latin (atlantic halibut(= fish)), Malay (affair, case, matter), Papiamen (bile, gall), Romanian (bad plight), Somali (one), Swedish (evasive, oily, slick, slippery, slithery, smooth), Turkish (aspect, circs, condition, demeanor, demeanour, estate, event, face, fettle, lay, plight, posture, repair, set, sight, situation, stand, state, status), Turkmen (force, health).

I don't know if Hal is homicidal, suicidal, neurotic, psychotic, or just plain broken (2010; writing credit: Arthur C. Clarke; Peter Hyams)

Hal, this isn't funny (Malcolm in the Middle; writing credit: Daniel Frenette)

Hal, how are we supposed to keep drinking when there's nothing in the bottle (Flashback; writing credit: David Loughery)

Dora-on jawa ddonya hal ja (1972)

The Adventures of Hal 5 (1958)

Hal aktulu zawji (1958)

Åsa-Nisse på hal is (1954)

The Hal Roach Comedy Carnival (1947)

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References

• HAL Trust: International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis (reference)

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Books

• Hal Higdon's How to Train: The Best Programs, Workouts, and Schedules for Runners of All Ages (reference)

• Hal Higdon's Smart Running: Expert Advice on Training, Motivation, Injury Prevention, Nutrition, and Good Health for Runners of Any Age and Ability (reference)

• Hal Leonard Guitar Finger Picking Solos Method (reference)

• Hal Lifson's 1966! (reference)

• Legacy: The Last Will and Testament of Hal Jordan (Green Lantern) (reference)

  (more book examples)

Periodicals

• Hal Pc User Journal (reference)

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Theater & Movies

• The Farrelly Brothers Collection (There's Something About Mary / Shallow Hal / Me, Myself & Irene) (reference)

• Fitting the Show Horse for Hal (reference)

• Shallow Hal (reference)

• Shallow Hal (Special Edition) (reference)

  (more DVD examples; more video examples)

Music

• Russian Recital at Wigmorw Hal (reference)

  (more classical music examples; more popular music examples)

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As seen in Time Magazine (September 7,1998)Sunlight glints off Hurricane Bonnie as it approaches the North Carolinacoast on the morning of August 26, 1998 (07:37 EDT). Data derived fromNOAA-12 satellite. Image produced by Hal Pierce, Laboratory forAtmospheres, NASA Goddard SpaceFlight Center. Credit: NASA.

Data from NOAA GOES satellite. Images produced by Hal Pierce, Laboratory forAtmospheres, NASA GoddardSpace Flight Center. Credit: NASA.

Hal Demuth on the left and Miller Tonkel plotting hydrography Note metallic three-arm protractor. Credit: Paths Less Taken - NOAA at the Ends of the Earth.

Gen. Hal Hornburg and Christina Stuchly.

Hal Pyle, NRCS district conservationist, and conservation partner check samples from a water monitoring project in a neighborhood located in Springfield, Illinois. The project is sponsored by several federal, state and county agencies. The system is monit. Credit: Bob Nichols.

NRCS District Conservationist Hal Pyle checks information along a buffer in Sangamon County, Illinois. This buffer traps sediment from the cropland preventing it from going into the stream. The grasses also provide food and nesting areas for song birds. Credit: Bob Nichols.

David Blackston in the foreground with (L - R) Hal Bernton, Governor Kitzhaber, rancher Stacie Davies, and Sec. Babbitt in the background at Big Indian Gorge. Credit: Mark Armstrong & Chris Strebig.

Governor Kitzhaber with Oregonian newspaper reporter Hal Barnton at Big Indian Gorge overlook. Credit: Mark Armstrong & Chris Strebig.

Physiotherapist and poliomyelitis patient. / P. Credit: National Library of Medicine; photo by Hal Rumel..

Quoth Hal to Dick, I know its true... / [John Collier]. Credit: National Library of Medicine.

Source: pictures compiled by the editor from various references; see picture credits.

Expression using "HAL": hal peg. Additional references.

Beginning with "HAL": Hal-marut.

Romanian

cuier (hal peg, hallstand, hanger, hanging, hat stand, peg, rack, rail, stand). (various references)

Russian 

of Henry Хэл. (various references)

Hippoglossus hippoglossus. (various references)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Derivations

Words beginning with "HAL": halacha, halachas, halachot, halachoth, halakah, halakahs, halakha, halakhas, halakhot, halakic, halakist, halakists, halakoth, halala, halalah, halalahs, halalas, halation, halations, halavah, halavahs, halazone, halazones, halberd, halberds, halbert, halberts, halcyon, halcyons, hale, haled, haleness, halenesses, haler, halers, haleru, hales, halest, half, halfback, halfbacks, halfbeak, halfbeaks, halfhearted, halfheartedly, halfheartedness, halfheartednesses, halflife, halflives, halfness, halfnesses. (additional references)

Words ending with "HAL": apocryphal, azimuthal, benthal, bequeathal, betrothal, burghal, caliphal, canthal, catarrhal, conchal, dhal, epochal, exarchal, gnathal, hierarchal, hyphal, lethal, marshal, matriarchal, monachal, monarchal, narwhal, neanderthal, nonlethal, nuchal, nymphal, paschal, patriarchal, rhonchal, semilethal, seneschal, spathal, sublethal, therewithal, triumphal, trochal, unlethal, wherewithal, withal, zenithal. (additional references)

Words containing "HAL": acanthocephalan, acanthocephalans, acephalous, achalasia, achalasias, anencephalic, anencephalies, anencephaly, antiwhaling, apocryphally, apocryphalness, apocryphalnesses, asphalt, asphalted, asphaltic, asphalting, asphaltite, asphaltites, asphalts, asphaltum, asphaltums, autocephalies, autocephalous, autocephaly, azimuthally, bechalk, bechalked, bechalking, bechalks, behalf, behalves, bequeathals, betrothals, brachycephalic, brachycephalies, brachycephaly, cachalot, cachalots, catarrhally, catchall, catchalls, cephalad, cephalexin, cephalexins, cephalic, cephalically, cephalin, cephalins, cephalization, cephalizations, cephalometric. (additional references)

Misspellings

"HAL" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: ahl, Haala, Hacl, Hali, Halu, Heyl, Hfa, Hoall, Hwal, Jhal, Khal, Ohal. (additional references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: ah, al, ha, la.

+1 letter: blah, dahl, dhal, hail, hale, half, hall, halm, halo, halt, harl, haul, heal, hila, hula, hyla, lakh, lash, lath.

+2 letters: ahold, ahull, aleph, almah, almeh, aloha, alpha, altho, blahs, chalk, chela, clach, clash, dahls, dhals, flash, galah, hadal, hails, haled, haler, hales, halid, hallo, halls, halma, halms, halos, halts, halva, halve, hamal, haole, haply, harls, haulm, hauls, hazel, heals, hemal, hilar, holla, horal, hulas, hylas, lahar, laich, laigh, laith, lakhs, larch, latch, lathe, lathi, laths, lathy, laugh, leach, leash, lehua, loach, loath, lotah, phial, phyla, plash, ralph, selah, shale, shall, shalt, shaly, shaul, shawl, sheal, shoal, slash, uhlan, whale, wheal.