palm

US /pɑːm/
UK /pɑːm/
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1.

the inner surface of the hand between the wrist and the fingers

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She held the small bird gently in her palm.
He wiped the sweat from his brow with the back of his palm.
2.

a tree of warm regions, with a trunk that does not branch, and a crown of large, long leaves

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We relaxed under the shade of a tall palm tree.
The island is covered with lush green palms.
1.

conceal (something) in one's hand, especially in order to cheat or steal

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The magician managed to palm the card without anyone noticing.
He tried to palm off the fake watch as a genuine one.