What is another word for ell?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɛl], [ ˈɛl], [ ˈɛ_l]
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Synonyms for Ell:
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n.
• annex • arm- affiliate ,
- authority ,
- block ,
- branch ,
- command ,
- department ,
- detachment ,
- division ,
- force ,
- offshoot ,
- power ,
- section ,
- sector .
- ell .
Other synonyms:
- wing .
Other relevant words:
- addendum ,
- adjunct ,
- affirm ,
- affix ,
- alphabetic character ,
- angle ,
- angled pipe fitting ,
- annex ,
- annexe ,
- apex ,
- appendage ,
- appendix ,
- architect's wing ,
- architectural annex ,
- architectural wing ,
- arm ,
- arpent ,
- arrogate ,
- assume ,
- attachment ,
- be selfish ,
- bend ,
- bifurcation ,
- bight ,
- bluster ,
- bow ,
- cant ,
- chain ,
- chevron ,
- coin ,
- comprehend ,
- corner ,
- crank ,
- crook ,
- crotchet ,
- deflection ,
- denotation ,
- discern ,
- do violence to ,
- do wrong ,
- dogleg ,
- elbow ,
- elbow joint ,
- elongation ,
- encroach ,
- encroach upon ,
- enlargement ,
- exact ,
- extension ,
- extremity ,
- favor ,
- feather one's nest ,
- fender ,
- fork ,
- furcation ,
- give oneself airs ,
- go ,
- hand ,
- handbreadth ,
- hook ,
- impose upon ,
- indulge oneself ,
- inflection ,
- infringe ,
- jornada ,
- kilometre ,
- knee ,
- kos ,
- lengthiness ,
- line ,
- link ,
- make bold ,
- make free ,
- nail ,
- nook ,
- palm ,
- penetrate ,
- perforate ,
- point ,
- pole ,
- presume ,
- prolongation ,
- propagation ,
- quoin ,
- reference ,
- roister ,
- rood ,
- supplement ,
- swagger ,
- swear ,
- swell ,
- swerve ,
- trench on ,
- ulna ,
- understand ,
- usurp ,
- vapor ,
- vara ,
- veer ,
- vertex ,
- violate ,
- vocalise ,
- zag ,
- zig ,
- zigzag .
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How to use "Ell" in context?
The word "ell" is a diminutive of "ellison," the Scottish spelling of "ellis," which is an old Welsh name meaning "bright or clear." The word is affectionate, and is usually used informally to address someone by their first name. A nickname for someone who is very polite or charming is "Little E.
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