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Definition of palm
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of palm is as below...
Palm (n.) The inner and
somewhat
concave
part of the hand
between
the bases of the
fingers
and the
wrist.
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Frond
::
Frond (n.) The organ
formed
by the
combination
or union into one body of stem and leaf, and often
bearing
the
fructification;
as, the frond of a fern or of a
lichen
or
seaweed;
also, the
peculiar
leaf of a palm
tree..
Jagua Palm
::
"Jagua
palm () A great
Brazilian
palm
(Maximiliana
regia),
having
immense
spathes
which are used for
baskets
and
tubs..
Palmary
::
Palmary
(a.)
Worthy
of the palm;
palmy;
preeminent;
superior;
principal;
chief;
as,
palmary
work..
Palmated
::
Palmated
(a.)
Having
the
distal
portion
broad,
flat, and more or less
divided
into
lobes;
-- said of
certain
corals,
antlers,
etc..
Wine
::
Wine (n.) A
liquor
or
beverage
prepared
from the juice of any fruit or plant by a
process
similar
to that for grape wine; as,
currant
wine;
gooseberry
wine; palm
wine..
Ringneck
::
Ringneck
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of small
plovers
of the genus
Aegialitis,
having
a ring
around
the neck. The ring is black in
summer,
but
becomes
brown or gray in
winter.
The
semipalmated
plover
(Ae.
semipalmata)
and the
piping
plover
(Ae.
meloda)
are
common
North
American
species.
Called
also ring
plover,
and
ring-necked
plover..
Pelecaniformes
::
Pelecaniformes
(n. pl.) Those birds that are
related
to the
pelican;
the
Totipalmi.
Palm
::
Palm (n.) The inner and
somewhat
concave
part of the hand
between
the bases of the
fingers
and the
wrist.
Panama Hat
::
Panama
hat () A fine
plaited
hat, made in
Central
America
of the young
leaves
of a plant
(Carludovica
palmata)..
Jupati Palm
::
"Jupati
palm () A great
Brazilian
palm tree
(Raphia
taedigera),
used by the
natives
for many
purposes..
Palmately
::
Palmately
(adv.)
In a
palmate
manner.
Fin-footed
::
Fin-footed
(a.)
Having
palmate
feet.
Palmatisect
::
Palmatisect
(a.) Alt. of
Palmatisecte.
Soap
::
Soap (n.) A
substance
which
dissolves
in
water,
thus
forming
a
lather,
and is used as a
cleansing
agent.
Soap is
produced
by
combining
fats or oils with
alkalies
or
alkaline
earths,
usually
by
boiling,
and
consists
of salts of
sodium,
potassium,
etc., with the fatty acids
(oleic,
stearic,
palmitic,
etc.).
See the Note
below,
and cf.
Saponification.
By
extension,
any
compound
of
similar
composition
or
properties,
whether
used as a
cleaning
agent or not..
Arenga
::
Arenga
(n.) A palm tree
(Saguerus
saccharifer)
which
furnishes
sago, wine, and
fibers
for
ropes;
the
gomuti
palm..
Palmitone
::
Palmitone
(n.) The
ketone
of
palmitic
acid.
Spathe
::
Spathe
(n.) A
special
involucre
formed
of one leaf and
inclosing
a
spadix,
as in aroid
plants
and
palms.
See the Note under
Bract,
and
Illust.
of
Spadix..
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..
Willet
::
Willet
(n.) A large North
American
snipe
(Symphemia
semipalmata);
--
called
also
pill-willet,
will-willet,
semipalmated
tattler,
or
snipe,
duck
snipe,
and stone
curlew..
Paum
::
Paum (v. t. & i.) To palm off by
fraud;
to cheat at
cards.
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