| CARPALES | • CARPALE n. (Greek) a bone in the wrist, also CARPAL. |
| EMPALERS | • empalers n. Plural of empaler. • EMPALER n. one that empales, impales, also IMPALER. |
| IMPALERS | • impalers n. Plural of impaler. • IMPALER n. one that impales, also EMPALER. |
| OPALESCE | • opalesce v. To be opalescent; to give forth a play of colours, like the opal. • OPALESCE v. to emit an iridescent shimmer of colors. |
| PALEBUCK | • PALEBUCK n. a kind of antelope, aka oribi. |
| PALEFACE | • paleface n. (Derogatory, slang) A white person; a person of European descent. • Paleface n. Alternative letter-case form of paleface. • pale␣face n. Alternative form of paleface. |
| PALENESS | • paleness n. The condition or degree of being pale or of lacking color. • PALENESS n. the quality of being pale. |
| PALEOCON | • paleocon n. (Informal) A paleoconservative. • PALEOCON n. an extremely right-wing conservative. |
| PALEOSOL | • paleosol n. (Soil science) A layer of fossil soil buried beneath other sediments or deposits. • PALEOSOL n. a buried soil horizon of the geologic past, also PALAEOSOL. |
| PALESTRA | • palestra n. Alternative form of palaestra. • PALESTRA n. (Latin) a school for athletics in ancient Greece. |
| PALETOTS | • paletots n. Plural of paletot. • paletôts n. Plural of paletôt. • PALETOT n. (French) a loose overcoat. |
| PALETTES | • palettes n. Plural of palette. • PALETTE n. (French) a board on which an artist mixes colours. |
| PALEWAYS | • paleways adv. Palewise. • PALEWAYS adv. in heraldry, vertically, like a pale, also PALEWISE. |
| PALEWISE | • palewise adv. (Heraldry, archaic) In the manner of pales, divided by perpendicular lines. • PALEWISE adv. in heraldry, vertically, like a pale, also PALEWAYS. |
| PROPALED | • propaled v. Simple past tense and past participle of propale. • PROPALE v. (Scots) to disclose. |
| PROPALES | • propales v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of propale. • PROPALE v. (Scots) to disclose. |