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Definition
Synonym
ausschmieren
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
ausschmieren
palm off
kneten (Ton; Lehm); Ton schlagen; mit Lehm
ausschmieren
to pug
kneten (Ton, Lehm), Ton schlagen, mit Lehm
ausschmieren
to pug
etw. kneten (Ton; Lehm); Ton schlagen; mit Lehm
ausschmieren
v
to pug sth.
Deutsche
ausschmieren Synonyme
Englische
palm off Synonyme
palm
Old Mug
abstract
acme
acquire
and
annex
appropriate
authority
authorization
bag
bays
be-all and end-all
blue ribbon
boost
borrow
catch up
championship
chaplet
civic crown
claim
clap hands on
clasp
claw
claws
clench
clinch
clutch
clutches
come in contact
command
control
cop
crib
crown
cup
defraud
digits
directorship
dominion
drain off
draw off
effectiveness
embezzle
embrace
extort
fangs
feel
feel of
filch
finger
fingernails
fingers
first place
first prize
flick
garland
get
get hold of
glom on to
grab
grab hold of
grapple
grasp
grip
gripe
handle
hands
headship
hegemony
height
highest
hook
hooks
hug
imperium
influence
jaws
jurisdiction
kingship
laurel
laurels
lay hands on
lay hold of
leadership
lift
loot
lordship
loving cup
make off with
management
mandibles
manipulate
mastership
mastery
maxillae
maximum
meathooks
mitts
most
nail
nails
ne plus ultra
new high
nip
nip up
nippers
palm
s
palpate
paramountcy
partake
pass off
paw
pilfer
pillage
pincers
pinch
ply
poach
pocket
poke at
possess
pot
pounces
power
presidency
primacy
prod
purloin
receive
record
rule
run away with
rustle
say
scrounge
seize
shoplift
snap up
snare
snatch
snitch
sovereignty
steal
supremacy
sway
swindle
swipe
take
take by assault
take by storm
take hold of
take possession
talons
tap
teeth
thieve
thumb
top spot
touch
trophy
twiddle
unguals
ungulae
walk off with
whip up
wield
wreath
zenith
palm
oil
Trinkgeld
bonus
bounty
bribe
consideration
donative
double time
fee
gratuity
gravy
grease
honorarium
incentive pay
inducement
lagniappe
largess
liberality
perks
perquisite
pourboire
premium
salve
something extra
sportula
sweetener
tip
Palm Sunday
Advent
Allhallowmas
Allhallows
Allhallowtide
Annunciation
Annunciation Day
Ascension Day
Ash Wednesday
Candlemas
Candlemas Day
Carnival
Christmas
Corpus Christi
Easter
Easter Monday
Easter Saturday
Easter Sunday
Eastertide
Ember days
Epiphany
Good Friday
Halloween
Hallowmas
Holy Thursday
Holy Week
Lady Day
Lammas
Lammas Day
Lammastide
Lent
Lententide
Mardi Gras
Martinmas
Maundy Thursday
Michaelmas
Michaelmas Day
Michaelmastide
Pancake Day
Passion Week
Pentecost
Quadragesima
Quadragesima Sunday
Septuagesima
Shrove Tuesday
Trinity Sunday
Twelfth-day
Twelfth-tide
Whit-Tuesday
White Sunday
Whitmonday
Whitsun
Whitsunday
Whitsuntide
Whitweek
palm
y
balmy
blooming
blossoming
booming
clear
exuberant
fair
fat
flourishing
flowering
fruiting
going strong
halcyon
in full swing
in good case
piping
prospering
rosy
sleek
thriving
vigorous
ausschmieren Definition
Coco
palm
(
)
See
Cocoa.
Cocoa
palm
(
)
A
palm
tree
producing
the
cocoanut
(Cocos
nucifera).
It
grows
in
nearly
all
tropical
countries,
attaining
a
height
of
sixty
or
eighty
feet.
The
trunk
is
without
branches,
and
has
a
tuft
of
leaves
at
the
top,
each
being
fifteen
or
twenty
feet
in
length,
and
at
the
base
of
these
the
nuts
hang
in
clusters
Doom
palm
(
)
A
species
of
palm
tree
(Hyphaene
Thebaica),
highly
valued
for
the
fibrous
pulp
of
its
fruit,
which
has
the
flavor
of
gingerbread,
and
is
largely
eaten
in
Egypt
and
Abyssinia.
Doum
palm
(
)
See
Doom
palm.
Fan
palm
(
)
Any
palm
tree
having
fan-shaped
or
radiate
leaves
Grugru
palm
(
)
A
West
Indian
name
for
several
kinds
of
palm.
See
Macaw
tree,
under
Macaw.
Ita
palm
(
)
A
magnificent
species
of
palm
(Mauritia
flexuosa),
growing
near
the
Orinoco.
The
natives
eat
its
fruit
and
buds,
drink
its
sap,
and
make
thread
and
cord
from
its
fiber.
Jagua
palm
(
)
A
great
Brazilian
palm
(Maximiliana
regia),
having
immense
spathes
which
are
used
for
baskets
and
tubs.
Jupati
palm
(
)
A
great
Brazilian
palm
tree
(Raphia
taedigera),
used
by
the
natives
for
many
purposes.
Palm
(
n.
)
The
inner
and
somewhat
concave
part
of
the
hand
between
the
bases
of
the
fingers
and
the
wrist.
Palm
(
n.
)
A
lineal
measure
equal
either
to
the
breadth
of
the
hand
or
to
its
length
from
the
wrist
to
the
ends
of
the
fingers
Palm
(
n.
)
A
metallic
disk,
attached
to
a
strap,
and
worn
the
palm
of
the
hand,
--
used
to
push
the
needle
through
the
canvas,
in
sewing
sails,
etc.
Palm
(
n.
)
The
broad
flattened
part
of
an
antler,
as
of
a
full-grown
fallow
deer
Palm
(
n.
)
The
flat
inner
face
of
an
anchor
fluke.
Palm
(
n.
)
Any
endogenous
tree
of
the
order
Palmae
or
Palmaceae
Palm
(
n.
)
A
branch
or
leaf
of
the
palm,
anciently
borne
or
worn
as
a
symbol
of
victory
or
rejoicing.
Palm
(
n.
)
Any
symbol
or
token
of
superiority,
success,
or
triumph
Palm
(
v.
t.)
To
handle.
Palm
(
v.
t.)
To
manipulate
with,
or
conceal
in,
the
palm
of
the
hand
Palm
(
v.
t.)
To
impose
by
fraud,
as
by
sleight
of
hand
Palm
Sunday
(
)
The
Sunday
next
before
Easter
palm off Bedeutung
banded
palm
civet
Hemigalus
hardwickii
an
East
Indian
civet
palm
cat
palm
civet
spotted
or
striped
arboreal
civet
of
southeast
Asia
and
East
Indies
palm
thenar
the
inner
surface
of
the
hand
from
the
wrist
to
the
base
of
the
fingers
palmistry
palm
reading
chiromancy
chirology
telling
fortunes
by
lines
on
the
palm
of
the
hand
decoration
laurel
wreath
medal
medallion
palm
ribbon
an
award
for
winning
a
championship
or
commemorating
some
other
event
palm
oil
oil
from
nuts
of
oil
palms
especially
the
African
oil
palm
Palm
Beach
a
resort
town
in
southeast
Florida
on
an
island
on
the
Atlantic
coast
West
Palm
Beach
a
town
in
southeast
Florida
on
the
mainland
opposite
Palm
Beach,
founded
as
a
commercial
center
for
Palm
Beach
sago
palm
Cycas
revoluta
dwarf
palmlike
cycad
of
Japan
that
yields
sago
false
sago
fern
palm
Cycas
circinalis
southeastern
Indian
cycad
with
palmlike
foliage
devil's
tongue
snake
palm
umbrella
arum
Amorphophallus
rivieri
foul-smelling
somewhat
fleshy
tropical
plant
of
southeastern
Asia
cultivated
for
its
edible
corms
or
in
the
greenhouse
for
its
large
leaves
and
showy
dark
red
spathe
surrounding
a
large
spadix
governor's
plum
governor
plum
Madagascar
plum
ramontchi
batoko
palm
Flacourtia
indica
small
shrubby
tree
of
Madagascar
cultivated
in
tropical
regions
as
a
hedge
plant
and
for
its
deep
red
acid
fruits
resembling
small
plums
Adam's
needle
Adam's
needle-and-thread
spoonleaf
yucca
needle
palm
Yucca
filamentosa
yucca
with
long
stiff
leaves
having
filamentlike
appendages
Palmae
family
Palmae
Palmaceae
family
Palmaceae
Arecaceae
family
Arecaceae
palm
family
chiefly
tropical
trees
and
shrubs
and
vines
usually
having
a
tall
columnar
trunk
bearing
a
crown
of
very
large
leaves,
coextensive
with
the
order
Palmales
palm
palm
tree
any
plant
of
the
family
Palmae
having
an
unbranched
trunk
crowned
by
large
pinnate
or
palmate
leaves
sago
palm
any
of
various
tropical
Asian
palm
trees
the
trunks
of
which
yield
sago
feather
palm
palm
having
pinnate
or
featherlike
leaves
fan
palm
palm
having
palmate
or
fan-shaped
leaves
coyol
coyol
palm
Acrocomia
vinifera
tropical
American
palm
having
edible
nuts
and
yielding
a
useful
fiber
grugru
gri-gri
grugru
palm
macamba
Acrocomia
aculeata
tropical
American
feather
palm
having
a
swollen
spiny
trunk
and
edible
nuts
betel
palm
Areca
catechu
southeastern
Asian
palm
bearing
betel
nuts
(scarlet
or
orange
single-seeded
fruit
with
a
fibrous
husk)
sugar
palm
gomuti
gomuti
palm
Arenga
pinnata
Malaysian
feather
palm
with
base
densely
clothed
with
fibers,
yields
a
sweet
sap
used
in
wine
and
trunk
pith
yields
sago
piassava
palm
pissaba
palm
Bahia
piassava
bahia
coquilla
Attalea
funifera
Brazilian
palm
yielding
fibers
used
in
making
ropes,
mats,
and
brushes
palmyra
palmyra
palm
toddy
palm
wine
palm
lontar
longar
palm
Borassus
flabellifer
tall
fan
palm
of
Africa
and
India
and
Malaysia
yielding
a
hard
wood
and
sweet
sap
that
is
a
source
of
palm
wine
and
sugar,
leaves
used
for
thatching
and
weaving
rattan
rattan
palm
Calamus
rotang
climbing
palm
of
Sri
Lanka
and
southern
India
remarkable
for
the
great
length
of
the
stems
which
are
used
for
malacca
canes
fishtail
palm
attractive
East
Indian
palm
having
distinctive
bipinnate
foliage
wine
palm
jaggery
palm
kitul
kittul
kitul
tree
toddy
palm
Caryota
urens
fishtail
palm
of
India
to
Malay
Peninsula,
sap
yields
a
brown
sugar
(jaggery)
and
trunk
pith
yields
sago
wax
palm
Ceroxylon
andicola
Ceroxylon
alpinum
palm
of
the
Andes
yielding
a
resinous
wax
which
is
mixed
with
tallow
to
make
candles
coconut
coconut
palm
coco
palm
coco
cocoa
palm
coconut
tree
Cocos
nucifera
tall
palm
tree
bearing
coconuts
as
fruits,
widely
planted
throughout
the
tropics
carnauba
carnauba
palm
wax
palm
Copernicia
prunifera
Copernicia
cerifera
Brazilian
fan
palm
having
an
edible
root,
source
of
a
useful
leaf
fiber
and
a
brittle
yellowish
wax
caranday
caranda
caranda
palm
wax
palm
Copernicia
australis
Copernicia
alba
South
American
palm
yielding
a
wax
similar
to
carnauba
wax
corozo
corozo
palm
any
of
several
tropical
American
palms
bearing
corozo
nuts
gebang
palm
Corypha
utan
Corypha
gebanga
large-leaved
palm
of
Malay
to
Philippines
and
northern
Australia,
leaves
used
for
thatching
or
plaiting
into
containers
latanier
latanier
palm
fan
palms
of
the
southern
United
States
and
the
Caribbean
region
talipot
talipot
palm
Corypha
umbraculifera
tall
palm
of
southern
India
and
Sri
Lanka
with
gigantic
leaves
used
as
umbrellas
and
fans
or
cut
into
strips
for
writing
paper
oil
palm
pinnate-leaved
palms
of
the
genus
Elaeis
having
dense
clusters
of
crowded
flowers
and
bright
red
fruit
and
yielding
high
quality
palm
oils
African
oil
palm
Elaeis
guineensis
oil
palm
of
Africa
American
oil
palm
Elaeis
oleifera
palm
of
Central
and
South
America
palm
nut
palm
kernel
seed
of
any
oil
palm
cabbage
palm
Euterpe
oleracea
Brazilian
palm
of
genus
Euterpe
whose
leaf
buds
are
eaten
like
cabbage
when
young
cabbage
palm
cabbage
tree
Livistona
australis
Australian
palm
with
leaf
buds
that
are
edible
when
young
true
sago
palm
Metroxylon
sagu
Malaysian
palm
whose
pithy
trunk
yields
sago--a
starch
used
as
a
food
thickener
and
fabric
stiffener,
Malaya
to
Fiji
nipa
palm
Nipa
fruticans
any
creeping
semiaquatic
feather
palm
of
the
genus
Nipa
found
in
mangrove
swamps
and
tidal
estuaries,
its
sap
is
used
for
a
liquor,
leaves
are
used
for
thatch,
fruit
has
edible
seeds
babassu
babassu
palm
coco
de
macao
Orbignya
phalerata
Orbignya
spesiosa
Orbignya
martiana
tall
feather
palm
of
northern
Brazil
with
hard-shelled
nuts
yielding
valuable
oil
and
a
kind
of
vegetable
ivory
cohune
palm
Orbignya
cohune
cohune
tropical
American
feather
palm
whose
large
nuts
yield
valuable
oil
and
a
kind
of
vegetable
ivory
date
palm
Phoenix
dactylifera
tall
tropical
feather
palm
tree
native
to
Syria
bearing
sweet
edible
fruit
ivory
palm
ivory-nut
palm
ivory
plant
Phytelephas
macrocarpa
a
stemless
palm
tree
of
Brazil
and
Peru
bearing
ivory
nuts
raffia
palm
Raffia
farinifera
Raffia
ruffia
a
large
feather
palm
of
Africa
and
Madagascar
having
very
long
pinnatisect
fronds
yielding
a
strong
commercially
important
fiber
from
its
leafstalks
jupati
jupaty
jupati
palm
Raffia
taedigera
a
tall
Brazilian
feather
palm
with
a
terminal
crown
of
very
large
leathery
pinnatisect
leaves
rising
from
long
strong
stems
used
for
structural
purposes
bamboo
palm
Raffia
vinifera
a
palm
of
the
genus
Raffia
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