sol

Multiple Entries:
  sol    -sol    soh  

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sol1 /sɒl/

▶noun variant of soh.

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sol2 /sɒl/

▶noun Chemistry a fluid suspension of a colloidal solid in a liquid.

– origin C19: abbrev. of solution.

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sol3 /sɒl/ (also nuevo sol)

▶noun (pl. soles /ˈsɒlɛz, ˈsəʊlɛz/) the basic monetary unit of Peru, equal to 100 cents.

– origin Sp., lit. ‘sun’.

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-sol/sɒl/

▶combining form in nouns denoting different kinds and states of soil.

– origin from L. solum ‘soil’.

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soh /səʊ/ (also so or sol)

▶noun Music (in tonic sol-fa) the fifth note of a major scale.

■ the note G in the fixed-doh system.

– origin ME sol: representing (as an arbitrary name for the note) the first syllable of solve, taken from a Latin hymn.