Flat front of your hand or date tree

noun

1. Any of a family (Palmae synonym Arecaceae) of mostly tropical or subtropical monocotyledonous trees, shrubs, or vines with usually a simple stem and a terminal crown of large pinnate or fan-shaped leaves
2. A leaf of the palm as a symbol of victory or rejoicing
3. A symbol of triumph or superiority
4. An addition to a military decoration in the form of a palm frond especially to indicate a second award of the basic decoration

noun

1. The somewhat concave part of the human hand between the bases of the fingers and the wrist or the corresponding part of the forefoot of a lower mammal
2. A flat expanded part especially at the end of a base or stalk (as of an anchor)
3. A unit of length based on the breadth or length of the hand
4. Something (such as a part of a glove) that covers the palm of the hand
5. An act of palming (as of cards)

verb

1. To conceal in or with the hand

   "palm a card"

2. To take or pick up stealthily
3. To hand stealthily

   "palmed him a dollar bill"

4. To impose by fraud

   "a second imposter to be palmed upon you"

5. To stroke with the palm or hand
6. To allow (a basketball) to come to rest momentarily in the hand while dribbling thus committing a violation

verb

1. To dispose of usually by trickery or guile
2. Pass off

   "palming himself off as a minister"

noun

1. An edible fat obtained from the flesh of the fruit of several palms and used especially in soap and lubricating greases

noun

1. A print of the palm of a hand an impression of the lines and wrinkles of the palm of a hand on a surface

   "And one hard clue turned up: police say Steven Benson's palm print was found on a receipt for pipe like that used in the bombing."

noun

1. The Sunday before Easter celebrated in commemoration of Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem

geographical name

1. City on the Indian River in eastern Florida population 103,190

geographical name

1. County between Lake Okeechobee to the northwest, the Everglades to the south, and the Atlantic to the east in southeastern Florida population 1,320,134

geographical name

1. City in southeastern Florida population 48,452