English to English Dictionary

Palace

A large and stately building serving as the residence of a monarch, ruler, or high-ranking dignitary, especially a sovereign or bishop.

Palak

A leafy green vegetable commonly used in cooking, particularly in Indian cuisine.

Palate

The roof of the mouth, separating the oral and nasal cavities, consisting of the hard and soft palate.

Palatial Home

A large and impressive house resembling a palace, often characterized by luxurious features and extensive grounds.

Palatine

A count or other high official with royal privileges in a specific territory or province.

Palavrà comû

A common word or everyday idiom characteristic of regional Ligurian dialect.

Pale

To lose color or brightness; to become pale.

Pale Colour

A shade that is light in tone, often associated with softness or delicacy.

Pale Face

A term historically used by Native Americans to refer to white people, often with a connotation of cultural difference.

Pale-Yellow

A light or soft shade of yellow.

Pale-faced

Having a pale or whitish face, typically resulting from illness, fear, shock, or fatigue.

Paleobiology

The branch of biology that deals with the study of ancient life through the examination of fossils.