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Definition of pale
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Pale (n.) A space or field
having
bounds
or
limits;
a
limited
region
or
place;
an
inclosure;
-- often used
figuratively.
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Transfix
::
Transfix
(v. t.) To
pierce
through,
as with a
pointed
weapon;
to
impale;
as, to
transfix
one with a
dart..
Palestric
::
Palestric
(a.) Alt. of
Palestrica.
Mite
::
Mite (n.) A small coin
formerly
circulated
in
England,
rated at about a third of a
farthing.
The name is also
applied
to a small coin used in
Palestine
in the time of
Christ..
Paleographical
::
Paleographical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
paleography.
Cat''s-eye
::
Cat's-eye
(n.) A
variety
of
quartz
or
chalcedony,
exhibiting
opalescent
reflections
from
within,
like the eye of a cat. The name is given to other gems
affording
like
effects,
esp. the
chrysoberyl..
Paleograph
::
Paleograph
(n.) An
ancient
manuscript.
Shade
::
Shade (n.)
Degree
or
variation
of
color,
as
darker
or
lighter,
stronger
or
paler;
as, a
delicate
shade of
pink..
Ghostfish
::
Ghostfish
(n.) A pale
unspotted
variety
of the
wrymouth.
Blank
::
Blank (a.) Of a white or pale
color;
without
color.
Genipap
::
Genipap
(n.) The
edible
fruit of a West
Indian
tree
(Genipa
Americana)
of the order
Rubiaceae.
It is oval in
shape,
as a large as a small
orange,
of a pale
greenish
color,
and with dark
purple
juice..
Calcium
::
Calcium
(n.) An
elementary
substance;
a metal which
combined
with
oxygen
forms lime. It is of a pale
yellow
color,
tenacious,
and
malleable.
It is a
member
of the
alkaline
earth group of
elements.
Atomic
weight
40.
Symbol
Ca..
Paleaceous
::
Paleaceous
(a.)
Chaffy;
resembling
or
consisting
of
paleae,
or
chaff;
furnished
with
chaff;
as, a
paleaceous
receptacle..
Balas Ruby
::
Balas ruby () A
variety
of
spinel
ruby, of a pale rose red, or
inclining
to
orange.
See
Spinel..
Etiolate
::
Etiolate
(v. t.) To cause to grow pale by
disease
or
absence
of
light.
Paleichthyes
::
Paleichthyes
(n. pl.) A
comprehensive
division
of
fishes
which
includes
the
elasmobranchs
and
ganoids.
Scallop
::
Scallop
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
marine
bivalve
mollusks
of the genus
Pecten
and
allied
genera
of the
family
Pectinidae.
The shell is
usually
radially
ribbed,
and the edge is
therefore
often
undulated
in a
characteristic
manner.
The large
adductor
muscle
of some the
species
is much used as food. One
species
(Vola
Jacobaeus)
occurs
on the coast of
Palestine,
and its shell was
formerly
worn by
pilgrims
as a mark that they had been to the Holy Land.
Called
also fan
shell.
See
Pecten,
2..
Paleechinoidea
::
Paleechinoidea
(n. pl.) An
extinct
order of sea
urchins
found in the
Paleozoic
rocks.
They had more than
twenty
vertical
rows of
plates.
Called
also
Palaeechini.
Paleontographical
::
Paleontographical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
description
of
fossil
remains.
Palea
::
Palea (n.) One of the
chaffy
scales
or
bractlets
growing
on the
receptacle
of many
compound
flowers,
as the
Coreopsis,
the
sunflower,
etc..
Mesozoic
::
Mesozoic
(a.)
Belonging,
or
relating,
to the
secondary
or
reptilian
age, or the era
between
the
Paleozoic
and
Cenozoic.
See Chart of
Geology..
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