Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Palm (2)

Palmv.t.to cheat, impose on, conceal, handle

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Palmar

Palmara.relating to a palm or handbreadth

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Palmate

Palmate, or Palmateda.spreading like the open hand, with branches like fingers

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Palmer

Palmern.a cheat, pilgrim, deer's crown, ferula

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Palmerworm

Palmerwormn.a worm covered with hair

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Palmetto

Palmetton.a species of the palm-tree

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Palmiferous

Palmiferousa.bearing or producing palms

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Palmiped

Palmipeda.webfooted, filmed as ducks, &c.

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Palmist

Palmistn.the palm squirrel of Barbary

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Palmister

Palmistern.one who pretends to palmistry

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Palmistry

Palmistryn.a telling of fortunes by the hands

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Palmsunday

Palmsundayn.the last sunday in lent

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Palmy

Palmya.abounding with or bearing palms

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Palpability

Palpability, or Palpablenessn.a palpable quality

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Palpable

Palpablea.that may be felt, plain, gross, coarse

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Palpably

Palpablyad.feelingly, clearly, plainly, grossly

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Palpitate

Palpitatev.i.to beat as the heart, pant, flutter

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Palpitation

Palpitationn.a beating or panting of the heart

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Palsgrave

Palsgraven.a German title of honor, a count

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Palsical

Palsical, or Palsieda.afflicted with the palsy

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Palsy

Palsyn.a privation of the power of action

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Palsy (2)

Palsyv.t.to destroy the power of action, paralize

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Palter

Palterv.to shift, dodge, trifle, spend, squander

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Paltriness

Paltrinessn.meanness, pititfulness, baseness

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Paltry

Paltrya.mean, pitiful, despicable, low

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Pam

Pamn.the name of a card, the knave of clubs

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Pampelmoe

Pampelmoen.a shaddock, a species of citrus