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palmed

/pɑːmd/

/pɑmd/

Translations

palmedpast participle

/pɑːmd/

Used when referring to something hidden or secreted in the palm of the hand; derived from the past participle of the verb "palm".

Synonyms

tucked away

fobbed off

palmedadjective

more palmed

Comp.

most palmed

Super.

ладонный

The palmed surface of the glove was worn out.

Ладонная поверхность перчатки была изношена.

Synonyms

tucked away

concealed in the hand

palmverb

palmed

Past Simple

palmed

Past Simple

palmed

Past Participle

palming

Gerund

/pɑːm/

/pɑm/

прятать

He tried to palm the coin during the magic trick.

Он попытался спрятать монету во время фокуса.

подсовывать

She managed to palm the note to him without anyone noticing.

Ей удалось подсовывать записку ему, чтобы никто не заметил.

Additional translations

подтасовать

Synonyms

to conceal

to hide

to hold

to grip

Definitions

palmedpast participle

Secretly concealed in or as if in the palm of the hand; hidden.

The magician produced the palmed coin at the climax of the trick.

palmedadjective

Having a surface or area covered with palm trees.

The palmed beach was a perfect spot for a tropical vacation.

Broad and flattened like the palm of a hand, especially describing the antlers of certain deer.

The moose's large, palmed antlers can spread more than six feet across.

palmverb

To conceal something in the palm of the hand, especially in a deceptive manner.

The magician palmed the coin, making it disappear from view.

To touch or handle with the palm of the hand.

He palmed the basketball, showing off his impressive grip.

(usually with “off”) To dispose of or pass on (something, especially of inferior quality) deceitfully.

The vendor tried to palm off counterfeit watches on tourists.