pell
Speech parts
1. pell - Noun
2. pell - Verb
3. Pell - Proper noun
Meaning
To pelt; to knock about.
A skin or hide; a pelt.
A roll of parchment; a parchment record.
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Examples
About $8,718 of that could be covered by MAP grants and federal Pell grants, while $2,625 could be covered through federal student loans.
A suppression was imposed on his trial by the Victorian county court to prevent ‘a real and substantial risk of prejudice to the proper administration of justice’ because Pell was facing a second trial on separate charges.
And then when you get ready to go to college, assuming you got a good education, the Pell grants — money that helps you pay for college — are determined by the census.
Cardinal George Pell arriving at the Seminary of the Good Shepherd in Sydney on Wednesday.
A royal commission report has found that George Pell was aware of child abuse by the clergy in the early 1970s.
Cardinal George Pell has returned to Rome following his acquittal and to a Vatican mired in a financial corruption scandal.