Definitions For Parol

Etymology 1

from {{bor, en, frm, parole, }}, from {{der, en, la, parabola}}, from {{der, en, grc, παραβολή}}. {{doublet, en, parable}}.

Pronunciation

{{enPR, perʹəl, parʹəl}}, /ˈpæɹ.əl/, /ˈpɛɹ.əl/ (audio stream unavailable)

Adjective

(not comparable) word of mouth, word of mouth. (legal) verbal, verbal, oral, informal. : Parol, or extrinsic evidence should only be used where it may clarify ambiguous terms of a contract.

Derived terms

{{rel-top, terms derived from parol}} parol agreement parol arrest parol contract {{rel-mid}} parol evidence rule parol lease {{rel-bottom}}

Noun

PAROL (plural PAROLs) A word; an oral utterance. (legal) Oral declaration; word of mouth. (legal) A writing not under seal. : (Blackstone)

Etymology 2

image:orange and white parol.jpg, thumb, a parol. From {{bor, en, tl, parol}}, from {{der, en, es, farol, , lantern}}.

Pronunciation

(US) /pɑˈɹoʊl/, /pəˈɹoʊl/ (audio stream unavailable)

Noun

PAROL (plural PAROLs) An ornamental star-like christmas lantern from the philippines.

Translations

Cebuano: parol Tagalog: parol

Anagrams

ROLAP, polar, poral