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palme
palme(s) academiques, in France, decoration
eiven by the Minister of Public Instruction
for literary or scientific services (consists
of a
double spray of leaves, silver for an officer
d' icademie, gold with a rosette for an officter de
V instruction publique);
palmer, v. a., to flatten, beat down; to trim down"
a yard, a mast.
palmer, m., gauge for metallic plates.
palmier, m., palm (tree and wood).
palombe,f.,v.patoTW.
palonne, f., (cord.) in a ropewalk, the rope regulating
the motion of the laying-top.
palonneau, m., swingletree.
palonnler, m., swingletree, singletree, whiffletree;
horso hitched or harnessed to the single-
T
-^d'appel, (art.) rear crossbar (of the Lemoine
*d?frein, (art.) front crossbar (of the Lemoine
mobile, swing splinter bar or singletree;
lamette de v. s. v. lamette.
,
palot, m., turf cutter's spade.
nalier, v. a., to touch, feel with the hand;
I'eau, to hold water (with the oar).
palplanche, f., sheet pile, sheet piling; pile plank;
cofferdam plank.
oaltoquet, m., lubber, lout;
I*^J 1 lubberly, loutish.
pamer, v. r.,