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Gal
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noun
a centimeter-gram-second unit of acceleration, equal to one centimeter per second per second.
Gal.
gal.
gallon; gallons.
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gal
slang pronunciation of girl, 1795, execrated as a Cockney vulgarism. Gal Friday is 1940, in reference to "Robinson Crusoe."
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Medical Dictionary
gal. abbr.
gallon
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Science Dictionary
| gal.
Abbreviation of gallon |
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Abbreviations & Acronyms
| GAL get a life |
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gal
unit of acceleration, named in honour of the Italian physicist and astronomer Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) and used especially in measurements of gravity. One gal equals a change in rate of motion of one centimetre (0.3937 inch) per second per second.
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