palm
the palm of the right hand
the palm of the left hand
a type of palm tree that bears coconuts
describes a palm where the fingers are spread out, not in a fist
a type of palm tree that bears dates
describes a palm that is moist with perspiration, often due to nervousness
a type of palm tree from which palm oil is extracted
describes a palm that has a pleasant heat
describes a palm that is gentle to the touch
describes a palm that is part of an arm extended forwards
describes a palm that is held out without being cupped or closed
describes a palm that is facing upwards, often to receive something
a type of palm tree with large, fan-shaped leaves
a palm tree grown in a pot, often as a houseplant
the common term for a tree of the palm family
an edible vegetable oil derived from the fruit of oil palms
the leaf of a palm tree, often used for thatching or weaving
a branch from a palm tree, often a symbol of victory or peace
the fruit of a palm tree, such as a coconut or date
the large, divided leaf of a palm tree
the practice of telling fortunes from the lines on the palm of a person's hand
a group of palm trees growing together
a person who tells fortunes by reading palms (a palmist)
an alcoholic beverage created from the sap of various species of palm tree
an impression of the palm of a hand, used for identification
the seed of the oil palm, from which an oil is also extracted
used when palms become moist with perspiration
used when a palm is placed on a surface for support
describes the direction the palm is oriented towards (e.g., face up, face down)
indicates something is being held in the cupped or open hand
indicates contact with the surface of the palm
indicates something is held by pressing two palms together
to move your palm onto a surface
to uncurl your fingers to show an open palm
to move your palms back and forth against each other or a surface
to lift your hand with the palm facing forward, as a signal or gesture
to push your palm against a surface with force
to raise your hand with the palm facing forward, often as a signal to stop
to deliberately put your palm on a surface
to clean or dry your palms by rubbing them on something
to form your hand into a curved shape to hold something
to move your palm smoothly along a surface
to place your palm on a surface for support or comfort
to open your hand wide, extending the fingers
to offer your hand with the palm open, for a handshake or to receive something
to gently put your palm on a surface
to strike a surface with an open hand, making a sharp sound
to practice palmistry, telling someone's fortune by looking at the lines on their palm
to hit a surface hard with the flat part of your hand, often in anger