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alec
1[al-ik]
noun
a herring.
a sauce or relish made from small herring or anchovies.
alec
2[al-ik]
noun
a simpleton or fool.
Alec
3[al-ik]
noun
a first name, form of Alexander.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of alec1
Origin of alec2
Example Sentences
Protesters previously shut down the 101 Freeway for several hours on Sunday, during which time the CHP made 19 arrests, according to agency spokesperson Officer Alec Pereyda.
The Cardinals appeared to have won the game in the eighth when Alec Burleson hit a one-hop comebacker that ricocheted off Casparius with two out.
In 1967, an English psychiatrist named Alec Coppen proposed the “serotonin theory,” suggesting a chemical imbalance of serotonin in the brain caused depression.
The group’s petition, submitted to the city clerk’s office, was signed by five businesspeople, including Greg Plummer, operator of an LAX concession company; Mark Beccaria, a partner with the Hotel Angeleno on L.A.’s Westside; and Alec Mesropian, advocacy manager with the organization known as BizFed.
Ms Bieber is the daughter of actor Stephen Baldwin and niece of actors Alec, William and Daniel Baldwin.
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