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availc. 1300, availen, apparently a French compound formed in English from Old French a- "to" (see ad-) + vailen "to avail," from vaill-, present stem of valoir "be worth," fr [..]
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availUnlike conventional availing opporunities this refers to becoming available in chat
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availA bad ass hardcore band from Richmond, VA. Influences ranging from minor threat to southern rock such as Lynyrd Skynyrd.
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availAvailability of a commercial position/time slot in a scheduled commercial break on a given TV channel/network that is available for purchase by an advertiser.
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availto benefit, be of use, make use of
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availuse, access, handy, prepared.
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avail(v) take or use(v) use to one's advantage(v) be of use to, be useful to(n) a means of serving
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availa courtesy situation extended by an agent to a producer indicating that a performer is available to work a certain job. Avails have no legal or contractual status
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availAvailability of a commercial position/time slot in a scheduled commercial break on a given TV channel/network that is available for purchase by an advertiser.
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availavailable
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availAvailable
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avail
(transitive,often|reflexive) To turn to the advantage of.
''I availed myself of the opportunity.''
(transitive) To be of service to.
''Artifices will not avail the sinner in the day of judgmen [..]
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availThe commercial position in a program or between programs on a given station available for purchase. Billboard (radio billboard) In broadcast terms – name mentions given to an advertiser in return for [..]
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