sl
IPA: sʌɫ
Root Word: SL
noun
- (law) (historical, used postnominally) Initialism of serjeant-at-law.
- (knitting) slip
- (linguistics) Initialism of source language. [(linguistics, translation studies) The language from which a translation is done.]
- (on Muslim forums) Initialism of sharia law. [A pleonastic but common variant of shari'a.]
- (nautical, maritime) Initialism of steam launch.
- (politics) Initialism of Sendero Luminoso.
- (politics) Abbreviation of Scotland. [A constituent country of the United Kingdom, located in northwest Europe to the north of England]
- Initialism of Swan Lake.
- (Internet) Initialism of Second Life.
adjective
- (citations) sine loco (without place [of publication])
- (medicine) Initialism of sublingual. [(medicine) Administered through placement under the tongue.]
- (in gay personal ads) Initialism of straight-looking.
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Examples of "sl" in Sentences
- SL is not technically a video game.
- But SL is not a typical virtual world.
- SLS is using this article for self promotion.
- If there is, and if the intermediate part sl .
- SL, and henceforth we refer to this class as k SL.
- This will be difficult for a spontaneous SLS database.
- The Inquisitors are the law makers and the judges of SL.
- Hand out the SL Hope Award and the SL Reconciliation Award
- The SL travel cards are valid on it, but SL zone tickets are not.
- Let’s just see how it goes in S4 if Sam’s sl is still dragging, shall we?
- The acquirer first simply translates all the word senses into SL and then adds SL features to the corresponding entries as needed.
- ..& i've been riding ksyrium es's now called sl's for years now on some pretty chewed up mountain roads w/ ne're a problem & i'm no 160lb euro bike racer...
- He then started talking in a filthy language with everyone and said, “Give me Rs 25 lakh right now or call the sl** out. †It was then that the Shemaroo MD took matters in his own hands and paid Mittal Rs 10,40,000 by credit card immediately.
- * Sə Jóhn Fålstaff situâtion sí -, cf. citâtion cite sîze cf. sêize sîzeable or sîzable skìêr ski skîer sky skìíng head = scúll oar skŷscrâper one word slág cf. Glénda Slágg slây kill = slèigh snow slêaze cf. plêase, which rhymes, and grêase, which has the s hissing sound slêeve, cf. lêave sleîght-of-hand little, slur = sleîght-of-hand slípshod no hyphen slôth slòugh swamp * slòu =
- But logic may help U declare @sql varchar (250), @sl varchar (30), @groups varchar (30) set @sl = '5,6,7', set @groups = 'test' set @sql = 'declare @Myvariable varchar (250) declare @Myvariable2 varchar (250) select @Myvariable = CustomerID, @Myvariable2 = MasterGroupCode from Tbl_Customers where CustomerID in (' +@sl+ '), +'@groups'+ insert into tbl_CustomerMasterGroups (CustomerID, MasterGroupCode)
- Im 17 and still a 34A/B depending on where i buy my bra. its never gotten me down cus i know ppl that are even smaller than me. its weird cus everyone in my family has C/D cups and im the smallest. you should be thankful your small now cus (im not saying this in a gross way) but girls that are big now usually start sagging really early. many also end up with some sort of reputation and your fortunate enough to be able to wear a slightly revealing top without being called a sl*t, unlike bigger chested girls.