personal

personal
personal [pʉr′sə nəl]
adj.
[OFr < L personalis]
1. of or peculiar to a certain person; private; individual
2. done in person or by oneself without the use of another person or outside agency [a personal interview]
3. involving persons or human beings [personal relationships]
4. of the person, body, or physical appearance [personal hygiene]
5.
a) having to do with the character, personality, intimate affairs, conduct, etc. of a certain person [a personal remark]
b) tending to make personal, esp. derogatory, remarks [to get personal in an argument]
6. of, like, or having the nature of a person, or rational, self-conscious being
7. Gram. indicating grammatical person [personal pronouns, personal endings of verbs in Greek and other highly inflected languages]
8. Law of or constituting personal property
n.
☆ 1. a local news item about a person or persons
☆ 2.
a) a short, personal communication placed as in a newspaper
b) a classified advertisement placed for the purpose of seeking someone to date or have a personal relationship with
c) [pl.] a section of such advertisements, as in a newspaper

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