| APPALLING | • appalling v. Present participle of appall. • appalling adj. Horrifying and astonishing. • appalling adj. Extremely bad; terrible. |
| HYPALLAGE | • hypallage n. (Rhetoric, grammar) A construction in which a modifier with meaning associated with one word appears… • HYPALLAGE n. a rhetorical figure in which relations between words are changed. |
| OEDIPALLY | • oedipally adv. In a manner related to an Oedipus complex. Adverb form of oedipal. • Oedipally adv. Alternative spelling of oedipally. • OEDIPAL adv. pertaining to the libidinous feelings of a son towards his mother, also OEDIPEAN. |
| PALLADIUM | • palladium n. A safeguard. • palladium n. A chemical element (symbol Pd) with an atomic number of 46: a rare, lustrous silvery-white metal. • palladium n. (Countable) A single atom of this element. |
| PALLADOUS | • palladous adj. (Inorganic chemistry) Relating to palladium with an oxidation number of 2. • PALLADOUS adj. containing palladium, a metallic element resembling platinum. |
| PALLASITE | • pallasite n. (Geology) A stony-iron meteorite embedded with glassy crystals of olivine. • PALLASITE n. any of a class of stony-iron meteorites composed largely of olivine crystals enclosed in a network of nickel-iron. |
| PALLETING | • palleting v. Present participle of pallet. • PALLET v. to load onto a pallet. |
| PALLETISE | • palletise v. (Transitive) To place on a pallet or pallets. • PALLETISE v. to use pallets for moving goods, also PALLETIZE. |
| PALLETIZE | • palletize v. (Transitive) To place on a pallet or pallets. • PALLETIZE v. to use pallets for moving goods, also PALLETISE. |
| PALLETTES | • pallettes n. Plural of pallette. • PALLETTE n. a piece of armour protecting the armpit. |
| PALLIARDS | • palliards n. Plural of palliard. • PALLIARD n. (obsolete) a professional beggar; a vagabond. |
| PALLIASSE | • palliasse n. (Chiefly, British) A thin mattress or under bed stuffed with straw. • PALLIASSE n. (French) a hard straw mattress, also PAILLASSE. |
| PALLIATED | • palliated v. Simple past tense and past participle of palliate. • PALLIATE v. to cloak or disguise. |
| PALLIATES | • palliates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of palliate. • PALLIATE v. to cloak or disguise. |
| PALLIATOR | • palliator n. An apologist; one who justifies or excuses atrocities by citing extenuating circumstances or positive aspects. • palliator n. Someone or something that palliates; A person or thing that soothes or reduces difficulties. • palliator n. (Medicine) A medical professional who provides palliative care. |
| PALLIDEST | • pallidest adj. Superlative form of pallid: most pallid. • PALLID adj. pale, wan. |
| PALLIDITY | • pallidity n. The state of being pallid or pale. • PALLIDITY n. pallidness; paleness. |
| SPALLABLE | • spallable adj. (Of rock) Suitable for being spalled. • SPALLABLE adj. that can be spalled. |
| SPALLINGS | • spallings n. Plural of spalling. • SPALLING n. the breaking of stone or concrete from a surface, usually caused by water ingress through fine cracks. |