Associations to the word «Hal»
Noun
- Rutherford
- Malta
- Osborn
- Welles
- Barry
- Gang
- Pooh
- Larry
- Sheen
- Courtney
- Roscoe
- Willard
- David
- Yankee
- Willis
- Reese
- Bud
- Auf
- Sims
- Motown
- Shapiro
- Catcher
- Tow
- Lad
- Rebirth
- Jack
- Garner
- Comedy
- Waldo
- Chase
- Paramount
- Stewart
- Pitcher
- Announcer
- Harrison
- Butch
- Gill
- Superhero
- Starring
- Fay
- Russell
- Prince
- Bowman
- Anderson
- Roy
- Tom
- Heron
- Hammond
- Mack
- Mickey
- Reynolds
- Presley
- Lou
- Gordon
- Paige
- Stan
- Aeroplane
- Karen
- Delirium
- Cutler
- Shelton
- Mcfarland
- Odyssey
- Forrest
- Goodwin
- Drum
- Lear
- Barron
- Ollie
- Blair
- Defenceman
- Griffith
- Blake
- Cartoonist
- Producer
- Malcolm
- Green
- Darrell
- Blitz
- Guy
- Reel
- Duncan
- Gregg
- Rigging
- Calif
- Jerry
- Elvis
- Corporation
Wiktionary
HAL, proper noun. A diminutive of the male given names Henry, Harold and Harry.
HAL, abbreviation. (software) hardware abstraction layer
HAL, proper noun. (idiomatic) (fiction) (computing) a homicidal computer, an artificial intelligence that acts similarly to the HAL 9000 featured in 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Wise words
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