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ET is an abbreviation for Extra Terrestrial. It is also a noun suffix used in such words as et cetera, et al, & et alia.
Answered by Mark M. -
Et al. is short for et alii, which is Latin for 'and others'. ChaCha.
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ET (noun) is now recognized as a word meaning extraterrestrial. It was originally an abbreviation. ChaCha again soon.
Answered by Patricia R. -
Et is Latin for and. Et is the symbol for ethyl in Chemistry. ET can stand for Eastern Time or Extraterrestrial. ChaCha on!
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