Hail
Hail verb - To demand or request the presence or service of.
Usage example: hailed the waiter for the check
Order
Order verb - To put into a particular arrangement.
How words are described
| old | old hail | old order |
| short | short hail | short order |
| complete | complete hail | complete order |
| powerful | powerful hail | powerful order |
| Other adjectives: entire, large, quick, next. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Several alien species hail from a number of planets - Duros, Twi'leks, Zabraks, and, yes, humans, all come from any number of worlds rather than just One World Order.
Source: One World Order -
He made sure to give the mooks names and faces in order for the audience to better empathize with them, and not see them as faceless hordes whose sole purpose is to die in a hail of bullets.
Source: Film / Three Kings -
Gondor Calls for Aid: With a side order of Epic Hail: the entire world, calling the same phone number at once to contact the Doctor.
Cite this Source
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