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Definition of pale
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Pale (n.) A
stripe
or band, as on a
garment..
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Etiolate
::
Etiolate
(v. i.) To
become
pale
through
disease
or
absence
of
light.
Doughy
::
Doughy
(a.) Like
dough;
soft and
heavy;
pasty;
crude;
flabby
and pale; as, a
doughy
complexion..
Figeater
::
Figeater
(n.) A large
beetle
(Allorhina
nitida)
which in the
Southern
United
States
destroys
figs. The
elytra
are
velvety
green with pale
borders.
Bicarinate
::
Bicarinate
(a.)
Having
two
keel-like
projections,
as the upper palea of
grasses..
Palearctic
::
Palearctic
(a.)
Belonging
to a
region
of the
earth's
surface
which
includes
all
Europe
to the
Azores,
Iceland,
and all
temperate
Asia..
Yacca
::
Yacca (n.) A West
Indian
name for two large
timber
trees
(Podocarpus
coriaceus,
and P.
Purdicanus)
of the Yew
family.
The wood, which is much used, is pale
brownish
with
darker
streaks..
Cipolin
::
Cipolin
(n.) A
whitish
marble,
from Rome,
containiing
pale
greenish
zones.
It
consists
of
calcium
carbonate,
with zones and
cloudings
of
talc..
Harpy
::
Harpy (n.) A
fabulous
winged
monster,
ravenous
and
filthy,
having
the face of a woman and the body of a
vulture,
with long
claws,
and the face pale with
hunger.
Some
writers
mention
two,
others
three..
Celadon
::
Celadon
(n.) A pale
sea-green
color;
also,
porcelain
or fine
pottery
of this
tint..
Koodoo
::
Koodoo
(n.) A large South
African
antelope
(Strepsiceros
kudu).
The males have
graceful
spiral
horns,
sometimes
four feet long. The
general
color is
reddish
or
grayish
brown,
with eight or nine white bands on each side, and a pale
dorsal
stripe.
The old males
become
dark
bluish
gray, due to the skin
showing
through
the hair. The
females
are
hornless.
Called
also
nellut..
Wistaria
::
Wistaria
(n.) A genus of
climbing
leguminous
plants
bearing
long,
pendulous
clusters
of pale
bluish
flowers..
Palaeo-
::
Palaeo-
() See
Paleo-.
Permian
::
Permian
(a.)
Belonging
or
relating
to the
period,
and also to the
formation,
next
following
the
Carboniferous,
and
regarded
as
closing
the
Carboniferous
age and
Paleozoic
era..
Wishy-washy
::
Wishy-washy
(a.) Thin and pale; weak;
without
strength
or
substance;
--
originally
said of
liquids.
Fig.,
weak-minded;
spiritless..
Interpale
::
Interpale
(v. t.) To
interweave
or
interlace.
Impaled
::
Impaled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Impal.
Hyrax
::
Hyrax (n.) Any
animal
of the genus
Hyrax,
of which about four
species
are
known.
They
constitute
the order
Hyracoidea.
The best known
species
are the daman (H.
Syriacus)
of
Palestine,
and the
klipdas
(H.
capensis)
of South
Africa.
Other
species
are H.
arboreus
and H.
Sylvestris,
the
former
from
Southern,
and the
latter
from
Western,
Africa.
See
Daman..
Paleness
::
Paleness
(n.) The
quality
or
condition
of being pale; want of
freshness
or
ruddiness;
a
sickly
whiteness;
lack of color or
luster;
wanness.
Paleocrystic
::
Paleocrystic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
derived
from, a
former
glacial
formation..
Muscat
::
Muscat
(n.) A name given to
several
varieties
of Old World
grapes,
differing
in
color,
size, etc., but all
having
a
somewhat
musky
flavor.
The
muscat
of
Alexandria
is a large oval grape of a pale amber
color..
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