genl
- USAF VIP
- USAF bigwig
- Lee, e.g.: Abbr
- Pentagon fig
- DDE, for one
- David Petraeus, e.g.: Abbr
- Bradley or Patton: Abbr
- Abbr. before Grant or Lee
- US Grant or RE Lee
- U.S.A.F. V.I.P
- U.S. Grant, for one
- Title for Lee or Grant: Abbr
- Superior of col
- Short title for Lee
- Robt. E. Lee, for ex
- R.E. Lee, e.g
- Marshall or Haig: Abbr
- Lee or Grant: Abbr
- JCS VIP
- Grant, for one: Abbr
- Grant or Lee: Abbr
- Five-star Army officer: Abbr
- DDE was one
- Burnside, e.g.: Abbr
- Powell or Scott: Abbr.
- Robt. E. Lee, e.g.
- Col.'s superior
- Pentagon fig.
- Lee, e.g.: Abbr.
- Four-star leader: Abbr.
- One with star power?: Abbr.
- Mil. bigwig
- Lee label, for short
- U.S.A.F. V.I.P.
- Four-star rank: Abbr.
- Ike in W.W. II
- V.I.P. at the Army-Navy game
- Mil. rank of 37 Down
- D.D.E. was one
- Colonel's superior: Abbr.
- Grant or Lee: Abbr.
- Army V.I.P
- Mil. title
- Army officer: Abbr
- Robt. E. Lee, e.g
- Pentagon VIP
- Army bigwig: Abbr
Usage examples of "genl".
The genl assembly has accepted these without discrimination of office, and without ever questioning them in point of right.
He called on me the other day to remonstrate against the inscription proposed for Genl W.
I speak here of the superstitious veneration that is sometimes paid to Genl Washington.