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so·les

S5597900 (sō′lĕs)n. Plural of sol³.

sol¹

(soʊl)

also so

n. the musical syllable for the fifth tone of a diatonic scale. [1275–1325; Middle English < Latin solve; see gamut]

sol²

(soʊl, sɒl)

also sou

n. a former coin and money of account of France. [1575–85; < Old French sol < Late Latin solidus solidus¹]

sol³

(soʊl, sɒl; Sp. sɔl)

n., pl. sols, Sp. so•les (ˈsɔ lɛs) the basic monetary unit of Peru. [1880–85; < American Spanish: sun, Sp < Latin sōl]

sol⁴

(sɔl, sɒl)

n. a fluid colloidal solution. [1885–95]

Sol

(sɒl)

n. 1. a personification of the sun. 2. the Roman god of the sun, identified with the Greek god Helios.

-sol

a combining form meaning “soil” of the kind specified by the initial element: spodosol. [< Latin solum soil]

Sol.

1. Solicitor. 2. Solomon.

Acronym

Definition

SOLES➣School of Leadership and Education Sciences (University of San Diego; California)

SOLES➣Survivors of Law Enforcement Suicide

SOLES➣Society of Latino Engineers and Scientists (est. 1978)

soles

so·les

sol1

also so

sol2