sollar

or sol·ler

[ sol-er ]

noun

1. solar ².

Example Sentences

Karen Sollar, chief executive officer of SOAR’s medical group, said she hadn’t seen the complaint and couldn’t comment.

From BusinessWeek

As he climbed up or down the dripping ladders, descending from sollar to sollar towards the level where he worked, he would set his teeth grimly that he might not curse aloud—an oath underground being an invitation to the Evil One—but in his heart the muffled curses were audible enough.

From Project Gutenberg

When the maid heard her speak, she was in a manner all recomforted and with the husbandman's aid, mounting the ladder, which was now well nigh repaired, reached the sollar, where, whenas she saw her lady lying naked on the ground, all forspent and wan, more as she were a half-burnt log than a human being, she thrust her nails into her own face and fell a-weeping over her, no otherwise than as she had been dead.

From Project Gutenberg

The lady, going up on to the tower and turning to the north, began to repeat the words given her by the scholar, who, coming quietly into the tower awhile after, little by little removed the ladder, which led to the sollar where she was, and after awaited that which she should do and say.

From Project Gutenberg

“Nay, they might have been venturesome and gone down by ladders, same as the old ones used to be from sollar to sollar.”

From Project Gutenberg