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Webster Dictionary :: Paleography
PALEOG'RAPHY, n. [Gr. ancient, and writing.] 1. The art of explaining ancient wr...
Webster Dictionary :: Paleness
PA'LENESS, n. Wanness; defect of color; want of freshness or ruddiness; a sickly...
Webster Dictionary :: Palendar
PAL'ENDAR, n. A kind of coasting vessel.
Webster Dictionary :: Palely
PA'LELY, adv. Wanly; not freshly or ruddily.
Webster Dictionary :: Paled
PA'LED, pp. Inclosed with pales or pickets. 1. Striped.
Webster Dictionary :: Paleaceous
PALEA'CEOUS, a. [L. palea, straw, chaff.] 1. Chaffy; resembling chaff, or consis...
Webster Dictionary :: Pale-hearted
PA'LE-HE`ARTED, a. Dispirited.
Webster Dictionary :: Pale-faced
PA'LE-FACED, a. Having a pale or wan face. 1. Causing paleness of face; as pale-...
Webster Dictionary :: Pale-eyed
PA'LE-EYED, a. Having eyes dimmed.
Webster Dictionary :: Pale
PALE, a. [L. palleo,pallidus.] 1. White or whitish; wan; deficient in color; not...
Webster Dictionary :: Palaver
PAL`AVER, n. 1. Idle talk. 2. Flattery; adulation. [This is used with us in the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Palative
PAL'ATIVE, a. Pleasing to the taste. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Palatine
PAL'ATINE, a. [L. palatinus, from palatium, palace.] Pertaining to a palace; an ...
Webster Dictionary :: Palatinate
PALAT'INATE, n. [L. palatinus. See Palatine .] The province or seignory of a pal...
Webster Dictionary :: Palatic
PAL'ATIC, a Belonging to the palate. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Palatial
PALA'TIAL, a. [from palate.] Pertaining to the palate; as the palatial retractio...
