pall Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung

Bahrtuch	pall
Hülle	pall
Wolke f; Rauchwolke f	pall
Mantel m	pall
Decke f; Hülle f	pall
Leichentraeger	pall bearer
Decke f Hülle f	pall pall
Bahrtuch n Bahrtücher pl	pall palls
Bahrtuch n; Sargtuch n Bahrtücher pl; Sargtücher pl	pall palls
Palla f (Abdeckung des Messkelchs) relig.	chalice pall
Sargdecke f; Sargtuch n; Bahrtuch n relig.	mortcloth; pall
Wolkendecke f meteo.	cloud cover; cloud pall
Leichenträger m Leichenträger pl	pall bearer pall bearers
an Reiz verlieren v an Reiz verlierend an Reiz verloren	to pall palling palled
Sargträger m Sargträger pl	pall bearer pall bearers
Wolke f; Rauchwolke f etw. überschatten; einen Schatten auf etw. werfen übtr.	pall; pall of smoke to cast a pall over sth. fig.
Sargträger m Sargträger pl	coffin-bearer; pall-bearer coffin-bearers; pall-bearers
Schildteilung f; Schildaufteilung f (Wappenkunde) waagrechte Teilung; Balkenteilung f senkrechte Spaltung; Spaltung f Schrägteilung von rechts; Schrägrechtsteilung f Schrägteilung von links; Schräglinksteilung f Kreuzteilung f; Geviert n Kreuzteilung Geviert mit Mittelschild Schragenkreuzteilung f; Schräggeviert n; Schrägquadrierung f Ständerung f Teilung im Sparrenschnitt; Sparrenteilung f Teilung im Deichselschnitt; Deichselteilung f	division of shield; shield division; division of field; field division; shield partition; shield partitioning (heraldry) (party) per fess division; division per fess (party) per pale division; division per pale (party) per bend (dexter) division; division per bend (dexter) (party) per bend sinister division; division per bend sinister (party) per cross division; division per cross; quarterly partition quarterly division with an inescutcheon over all (party) per saltire division; division per saltire gyronny division (party) per chevron division; division per chevron; chevronny division (party) per pall division; division per pall

Deutsche Bahrtuch Synonyme

Englische pall Synonyme

pall allay bamboo curtain barrier of secrecy be infinitely repetitive be tedious blackout blanket bore censorship cerecloth cerements cloak cloth cloy coat cold water cover coverage covering covert coverture cowl cowling cram curtain damper disgust drag on drape drapery engorge ennui fatigue fill fill up glut go on forever gorge graveclothes guise hanging hood housing hush-up irk iron curtain ironbound security irritate jade mantle mask oath of secrecy official secrecy overdose overfeed overfill overgorge oversaturate overstuff repression sate satiate satisfy saturate screen seal of secrecy security shelter shield shroud sicken slake smothering stall stifling stodge stuff supersaturate suppression surfeit tire tire to death veil veil of secrecy vestment wear wear on weary wet blanket winding sheet wraps

palladium aegis arm guard backstop buffer bulwark bumper contraceptive copyright crash helmet cushion dashboard dodger face mask fender finger guard foot guard fuse goggles governor guard guardrail hand guard handrail hard hat helmet insulation interlock knee guard knuckle guard laminated glass life preserver lifeline lightning conductor lightning rod mask mudguard nose guard pad padding patent pilot preventive prophylactic protective clothing protective umbrella safeguard safety safety glass safety plug safety rail safety shoes safety switch safety valve screen seat belt shield shin guard sun helmet umbrella windscreen windshield

pallet air mattress bean bedding belfry bolster chump cushion head headpiece innerspring mattress litter mat mattress noddle noggin noodle pad pillow rug sconce sleeping bag springs underbed underbedding

palliate abate adjust to allay alleviate allow for alter anesthetize appease assuage attemper bank the fire benumb blunt box in camouflage chasten circumscribe cloak color conceal condition condone constrain control cushion damp dampen de-emphasize deaden deaden the pain diminish disguise dissemble downplay dull ease ease matters excuse extenuate foment give relief gloss over hedge hedge about hush up ignore keep within bounds lay leaven lenify lessen lighten limit lull make allowance for mask mince mitigate moderate modify modulate mollify narrow numb obtund pad play down poultice pour balm into pour oil on prettify qualify reduce reduce the temperature regulate by relieve restrain restrict salve season set conditions set limits slacken slake slow down slur over smother sober sober down soft-pedal soften soothe stifle stupe subdue sugarcoat suppress tame temper tone down tune down underplay varnish veneer weaken white whiten whitewash

palliative alleviating alleviative alleviator allowance altering analgesic anesthetic anodyne apologetic assuager assuasive balm balmy balsamic benumbing bounding calmant calmative cathartic cleansing color cushion deadening decontamination demulcent dolorifuge dulling easing emollient excusatory excusing extenuating extenuating circumstances extenuation extenuative extenuatory gilding gloss justificatory justifying lenitive limitative limiting mitigating mitigation mitigative mitigator mitigatory moderator modificatory modifying modulator modulatory mollifier numbing pacificator pacifier pain-killing palliation peacemaker purgative qualification qualificative qualificatory qualifying refuting rehabilitative relieving remedial restraining hand restricting restrictive salve sedative shock absorber softening soother soothing soothing syrup stabilizer subduing temperer tranquilizer varnish vindicative vindicatory whitewash whitewashing wiser head

pallid achromatic achromic aghast anemic appalled arid ashen ashy astounded awed awestricken awestruck barren blah blanched blank bled white bloodless cadaverous characterless chloranemic cold colorless cowed dead deadly pale deathly pale dim dimmed dingy discolored dismal doughy draggy drearisome dreary dry dryasdust dull dusty effete elephantine empty etiolated exsanguinated exsanguine exsanguineous fade faded faint fallow flat frozen ghastly gray gray with fear haggard heavy ho-hum hollow horrified horror-struck hueless hypochromic inane inexcitable insipid intimidated jejune lackluster leaden lifeless livid low-spirited lurid lusterless mat mealy muddy neutral pale pale as death pale-faced paralyzed pasty pedestrian petrified plodding pointless poky ponderous sallow scared stiff scared to death sickly slow solemn spiritless sterile stiff stodgy stuffy stunned stupefied superficial tallow-faced tasteless tedious terrified terror-crazed terror-haunted terror-ridden terror-riven terror-shaken terror-smitten terror-struck terror-troubled toneless uncolored undone unlively unmanned unnerved unstrung vapid wan washed-out waterish watery waxen weak whey-faced white wooden

pallor Hippocratic face achromatism anemia aridity ashiness barrenness bloodlessness cadaverousness cast characterlessness chloranemia chromatism chromism color color balance color harmony color scheme coloration coloring colorlessness complexion corpselikeness deadliness deadness deathlikeness deathliness deathly hue deathly pallor decorator color dimness dismalness dragginess dreariness dryness dullness dustiness eeriness effeteness emptiness etiolation exsanguination facies Hippocratica fadedness faintness fairness flatness ghastliness ghostlikeness ghostliness grisliness gruesomeness haggardness heaviness hollowness hue hypochromia hypochromic anemia inanity inexcitability insipidity insipidness jejunity key leadenness lifelessness lightness lividness lowness of spirit luridness macabreness mask of death muddiness natural color paleness pallidity pallidness pastiness pointlessness pokiness ponderousness prison pallor sallowness shade sickliness sickly hue skin color slowness solemnity spiritlessness sterility stiffness stodginess stuffiness superficiality tastelessness tediousness tinct tincture tinge tint tone uncanniness undercolor unearthliness uninterestingness unliveliness vapidity vapidness wanness weakness weirdness woodenness

pall Definition

Pall
(n.) Same as Pawl.

Pall
(n.) An outer garment

Pall
(n.) A kind of rich stuff used for garments in the Middle Ages.

Pall
(n.) Same as Pallium.

Pall
(n.) A figure resembling the Roman Catholic pallium, or pall, and having the form of the letter Y.

Pall
(n.) A large cloth, esp., a heavy black cloth, thrown over a coffin at a funeral

Pall
(n.) A piece of cardboard, covered with linen and embroidered on one side

Pall
(v. t.) To cloak.

Pall
(a.) To become vapid, tasteless, dull, or insipid

Pall
(v. t.) To make vapid or insipid

Pall
(v. t.) To satiate

Pall
(n.) Nausea.

Pall-mall
(n.) A game formerly common in England, in which a wooden ball was driven with a mallet through an elevated hoop or ring of iron. The name was also given to the mallet used, to the place where the game was played, and to the street, in London, still called Pall Mall.

pall Bedeutung

pall-mall	a th century game, a wooden ball was driven along an alley with a mallet
curtain drape drapery mantle pall	hanging cloth used as a blind (especially for a window)
pall shroud cerement winding-sheet windinglothes	burial garment in which a corpse is wrapped
chill pall	a sudden numbing dread
Pall Mall	a fashionable street in London noted for its many private clubs
tire pall weary fatigue jade	lose interest or become bored with something or somebody, I'm so tired of your mother and her complaints about my food
pall	lose strength or effectiveness, become or appear boring, insipid, or tiresome (to), the course palled on her
pall dull	become less interesting or attractive
die pall become flat	lose sparkle or bouquet, wine and beer can pall
pall	cause to become flat, pall the beer
cloy pall	cause surfeit through excess though initially pleasing, Too much spicy food cloyed his appetite
pall	cover with a pall
daunt dash scare off pall frighten off scare away frighten away scare	cause to lose courage, dashed by the refusal

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