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Definition of pale
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Pale (n.) A shore for
bracing
a
timber
before
it is
fastened.
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Impalement
::
Impalement
(n.) The act of
impaling,
or the state of being
impaled..
Shrike
::
Shrike
(v. i.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
oscinine
birds of the
family
Laniidae,
having
a
strong
hooked
bill,
toothed
at the tip. Most
shrikes
are
insectivorous,
but the
common
European
gray
shrike
(Lanius
excubitor),
the great
northern
shrike
(L.
borealis),
and
several
others,
kill mice, small
birds,
etc., and often
impale
them on
thorns,
and are, on that
account
called
also
butcher
birds.
See under
Butcher..
Whiteness
::
Whiteness
(n.) Want of a
sanguineous
tinge;
paleness;
as from
terror,
grief,
etc..
Eurypteroidea
::
Eurypteroidea
(n. pl.) An
extinct
order of
Merostomata,
of which the genus
Eurypterus
is the type. They are found only in
Paleozoic
rocks..
Jerusalem
::
"Jerusalem
(n.) The chief city of
Palestine,
intimately
associated
with the glory of the
Jewish
nation,
and the life and death of Jesus
Christ..
Paleontography
::
Paleontography
(n.) The
description
of
fossil
remains.
Pale
::
Pale (v. i.) Not
bright
or
brilliant;
of a faint
luster
or hue; dim; as, the pale light of the
moon..
Glycogen
::
Glycogen
(n.) A
white,
amorphous,
tasteless
substance
resembling
starch,
soluble
in water to an
opalescent
fluid.
It is found
abundantly
in the liver of most
animals,
and in small
quantity
in other
organs
and
tissues,
particularly
in the
embryo.
It is
quickly
changed
into sugar when
boiled
with
dilute
sulphuric
or
hydrochloric
acid, and also by the
action
of
amylolytic
ferments..
Palish
::
Palish
(a.)
Somewhat
pale or wan.
Cystidea
::
Cystidea
(n. pl.) An order of
Crinoidea,
mostly
fossils
of the
Paleozoic
rocks.
They were
usually
roundish
or
egg-shaped,
and often
unsymmetrical;
some were
sessile,
others
had short
stems..
Cadaverous
::
Cadaverous
(a.)
Having
the
appearance
or color of a dead human body; pale;
ghastly;
as, a
cadaverous
look..
Skutterudite
::
Skutterudite
(n.) A
mineral
of a
bright
metallic
luster
and
tin-white
to pale
lead-gray
color.
It
consists
of
arsenic
and
cobalt.
Manna
::
Manna (n.) A
sweetish
exudation
in the form of pale
yellow
friable
flakes,
coming
from
several
trees and
shrubs
and used in
medicine
as a
gentle
laxative,
as the
secretion
of
Fraxinus
Ornus,
and F.
rotundifolia,
the manna ashes of
Southern
Europe..
Empalement
::
Empalement
(n.) A
putting
to death by
thrusting
a
sharpened
stake
through
the body.
Impalement
::
Impalement
(n.) An
inclosing
by
stakes
or
pales,
or the space so
inclosed..
Ashes
::
Ashes (n. pl.) The color of
ashes;
deathlike
paleness.
Alloxan
::
Alloxan
(n.) An
oxidation
product
of uric acid. It is of a pale
reddish
color,
readily
soluble
in water or
alcohol..
Jade
::
"Jade (n.) A
stone,
commonly
of a pale to dark green color but
sometimes
whitish.
It is very hard and
compact,
capable
of fine
polish,
and is used for
ornamental
purposes
and for
implements,
esp. in
Eastern
countries
and among many early
peoples..
Palea
::
Palea (n.) The
interior
chaff or husk of
grasses.
Interpale
::
Interpale
(v. t.) To place pales
between
or
among;
to
separate
by
pales.
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