Associations to the word «Hal»
Noun
- Goldstein
- Rook
- Clayton
- Corsair
- Winnie
- Corp
- Comedian
- Nichols
- Herring
- Marvin
- Ring
- Tex
- Frazier
- Renegade
- Frenchman
- Jacobson
- Cinematography
- Abbott
- Delusion
- Pitching
- Williamson
- Midshipman
- Chuck
- Greenberg
- Sinclair
- Sal
- Villain
- Drummer
- Davis
- Cinematographer
- Bob
- Clements
- Parkway
- Wainwright
- Gilmore
- Songwriting
- Heave
- Outfielder
- Emerald
- Melinda
- Keyboardist
- Annapolis
- Smith
- Freddy
- Rooney
- Lyle
- Rosen
- Sutherland
- Flash
- Shakespeare
- Storyline
- Costello
- Bridges
- Knoll
- Lynne
- Animator
- Byrd
- Doug
- Larson
- Tempo
- Rowe
- Silent
- Miller
- Sloane
- Battery
- Julie
- Ovum
- Schwartz
- Pinch
- Nino
- Giorgio
- Gag
- Brett
- Webber
- Comer
- Ley
- Davey
- Corps
- Keller
- Lloyd
- Billy
- Skate
- Irina
- Jim
- Glenn
- Robertson
- Woody
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
Words to me were magic. You could say a word and it could
conjure up all kinds of images or feelings or a chilly
sensation or whatever. It was amazing to me that words had
this power.