Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
palet .
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Examples
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Ditto for cleft palets, or a higher risk of any disease….
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We were supposed to receive 2 palets of stock yesterday.
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The brigands were sleeping when the others fell upon them, killing numbers and carrying off a large booty; so rich it was, that the soldiers were seen playing at "petis palets" -- whatever that may be -- with quadruples of Spain -- whatever _that_ may be.
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Of the inner scales or palets, the outer one is three-lobed at the summit, hence the varietal name of _Hordeum vulgare trifurcatum_.
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One of the most curious anomalous varieties of this cereal, is the "Nepaul-barley," with its small adventitious flowers on the palets or inner scales.
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The latter consist of the inner and outer palets or scales, each two of which include one of the flowers.
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They shall make palets of litter 9 ft. long, 7 broad, watered, twisted, trodden, with wisps at foot and side, twisted and turned back; from the floor-level to the waist.
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[435] They shall make palets of litter 9 ft. long, 7 broad, watered, twisted, trodden, with wisps at foot and side, twisted and turned back; from the floor-level to the waist.
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Members of the 437th Arial Port Squadron prepare to load a C-17 with 11 palets of ammunition, weighing 98,880 pounds.
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In France, the cookies are known as sables, galettes or palets; in Scotland, they're shortbread; and here, at home, they are shortbread, sand tarts or simply butter cookies.
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