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Definition of palm
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Palm (n.) The flat inner face of an
anchor
fluke.
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Palmister
::
Palmister
(n.) One who
practices
palmistr.
Pilgrim
::
Pilgrim
(n.) One who
travels
far, or in
strange
lands,
to visit some holy place or
shrine
as a
devotee;
as, a
pilgrim
to
Loretto;
Canterbury
pilgrims.
See
Palmer..
Ita Palm
::
Ita palm () A
magnificent
species
of palm
(Mauritia
flexuosa),
growing
near the
Orinoco.
The
natives
eat its fruit and buds, drink its sap, and make
thread
and cord from its
fiber..
Moose
::
Moose (n.) A large
cervine
mammal
(Alces
machlis,
or A.
Americanus),
native
of the
Northern
United
States
and
Canada.
The adult male is about as large as a
horse,
and has very
large,
palmate
antlers.
It
closely
resembles
the
European
elk, and by many
zoologists
is
considered
the same
species.
See Elk..
Glycerine
::
Glycerine
(n.) An oily,
viscous
liquid,
C3H5(OH)3,
colorless
and
odorless,
and with a hot,
sweetish
taste,
existing
in the
natural
fats and oils as the base,
combined
with
various
acids,
as
oleic,
margaric,
stearic,
and
palmitic.
It is a
triatomic
alcohol,
and hence is also
called
glycerol.
See Note under
Gelatin..
Tripalmitin
::
Tripalmitin
(n.) See
Palmitin.
Palmer
::
Palmer
(n.) A
wandering
religious
votary;
especially,
one who bore a
branch
of palm as a token that he had
visited
the Holy Land and its
sacred
places..
Chip
::
Chip (n.) Wood or Cuban palm leaf split into
slips,
or straw
plaited
in a
special
manner,
for
making
hats or
bonnets..
Myricin
::
Myricin
(n.) A
silky,
crystalline,
waxy
substance,
forming
the less
soluble
part of
beeswax,
and
regarded
as a
palmitate
of a
higher
alcohol
of the
paraffin
series;
--
called
also
myricyl
alcohol..
Toss
::
Toss (v. t.) To throw with the hand;
especially,
to throw with the palm of the hand
upward,
or to throw
upward;
as, to toss a
ball..
Volar
::
Volar (a.) Of or
pertaining
to the palm of the hand or the sole of the foot.
Fin-toed
::
Fin-toed
(a.)
Having
toes
connected
by a
membrane;
palmiped;
palmated;
also,
lobate..
Palming
::
Palming
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Pal.
Attest
::
Attest
(v. t.) To give proof of; to
manifest;
as, the ruins of
Palmyra
attest
its
ancient
magnificence..
Phytelephas
::
Phytelephas
(n.) A genus of South
American
palm
trees,
the seeds of which
furnish
the
substance
called
vegetable
ivory..
Palmated
::
Palmated
(a.)
Having
the shape of the hand;
resembling
a hand with the
fingers
spread.
Palmipedes
::
Palmipedes
(n. pl.) Same as
Natatores.
Paum
::
Paum (v. t. & i.) To palm off by
fraud;
to cheat at
cards.
Papaw
::
Papaw (n.) A tree
(Carica
Papaya)
of
tropical
America,
belonging
to the order
Passifloreae.
It has a soft,
spongy
stem,
eighteen
or
twenty
feet high,
crowned
with a tuft of
large,
long-stalked,
palmately
lobed
leaves.
The milky juice of the plant is said to have the
property
of
making
meat
tender.
Also, its dull
orange-colored,
melon-shaped
fruit,
which is eaten both raw and
cooked
or
pickled..
Palmated
::
Palmated
(a.)
Spreading
from the apex of a
petiole,
as the
divisions
of a leaf, or
leaflets,
so as to
resemble
the hand with
outspread
fingers..
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