Definition: The word "Alastair" in Christian tradition comes from the Greek "Alpha," meaning "starting" or "beginning." It's often used as a title or name for God, typically the Lord or Savior. Definition: In Christianity, Alastair is one of the first letters to be added after the name Jesus and signifies the beginning of his mission on Earth as the Messiah. The exact meaning behind this letter is not fully understood but it is associated with a period of preparation for Christ's coming.

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Definition: "Alastair" is a British comic book character, a villain who first appeared in "The Incredible Hulk." He wears an old-fashioned coat and often has his hands tied behind his back to avoid eye contact. His catchphrase is "I'm not afraid of anything." In comics, he's usually portrayed as a villainous character with no redeeming qualities.

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