palming

Of course, the card that both Democrats and Republicans have been palming is the $Trillions in unfunded guarantees and loans that the Fed has been making.

Matthew Yglesias » $350 Billion, Not $2.5 Trillion 2009

It had a rough resemblance to a pocket pistol, and gave me the idea of palming it off as such.

True to Himself : or Roger Strong's Struggle for Place Edward Stratemeyer 1896

Another anecdote is about three referees each calling palming on Allen Iverson in the first quarter of a particular game.

ESPN.com - TrueHoop 2009

"palming" -- _i. e._, secretly holding an object in the open hand by the contraction of the palm.

Healthful Sports for Boys Alfred Rochefort

Sure, a few advances have come along, such as palming rims, better metals and machining, and more sophisticated drags.

The Benefits of Large-Arbor Fly Reels 2004

This he accomplished by the familiar "palming" method.

Joe Strong, the Boy Fish or Marvelous Doings in a Big Tank Vance Barnum

It should be here mentioned that the term "palming" which we have so far used as meaning simply the act of holding any article, is also employed to signify the act of placing any article in the palm by one or the other of various passes.

Healthful Sports for Boys Alfred Rochefort

In the motion of "palming," the two hands must work in harmony, as in the genuine act of passing an article from the one hand to the other.

Healthful Sports for Boys Alfred Rochefort

But Swampy had got a suspicion somehow that one of those pennies had two heads on it, and he wasn't sure that the other hadn't two tails -- also, he suspected Brummy of some skill in "palming," so he picked up a chip from the wood-heap, spat on it, and spun it into the air.

Children of the Bush Henry Lawson 1894

Lena stroked their thick necks and rubbed their chests, palming their large loyal canine hearts.

Three Stages of Amazement Carol Edgarian 2011