sol¹ /sol/ (music)

The fifth note of the scale in sol-fa notation (also so or soh /sō/)

sol² /sol/

A colloidal suspension in a liquid (cf gel¹)

solāˈtion noun

Liquefaction of a gel

sol³ /sōl/

1. The standard monetary unit of Peru (100 céntimos) (also nuevo sol)
2. An old coin bearing a sun with rays

sol⁴ /sol/

An old French coin, one-twentieth of a livre

sole¹ /sōl/

1. The underside of the foot
2. The bottom of a boot or shoe
3. The undersurface of a clubhead (golf)
4. The floor of an oven or furnace
5. A sill (now dialect)
6. The bottom, understructure, floor, or undersurface of various things
7. A thrustplane (geology)

To put a sole on

soleˈplate noun

A bedplate or similar object

sole² /sōl/

An elliptical flatfish of the genus Solea, esp S. solea, the European or Dover sole, having a twisted mouth with teeth on the underside only and dorsal and anal fins that extend to the tail

solenette /sōl-netˈ or sōl-ə-netˈ/ noun

A small European species of sole, Buglossidium luteum, with distinctive dark-coloured rays on the dorsal and anal fins

lemon sole see under lemon²

sole⁴ /sōl/ (Shakespeare)

To pull (by the ears) (also (dialect) sowl, sowle or soole /sowl, sēl or sool/)

• canine tooth
• caning
• canings
• caninities
• caninity
• Canis
• Canis Major
• Canis Majoris
• Canis Minor
• Canis Minoris
• canister
• canistered
• canistering
• canisterisation
• canisterise
• canisterised
• canisterises
• canisterising
• canisterization
• canisterize
• canisterized
• canisterizes
• canisterizing
• canisters
• canister shot