terms |
palest |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective palest is
(
pale).
As a verb palest is
(
pale).
palets |
palest |
As a noun palets
is plural of palet.
As an adjective palest is
superlative of pale.
As a verb palest is
archaic second-person singular of pale.
pawest |
palest |
As verbs the difference between pawest and palest
is that
pawest is (archaic) (
paw) while
palest is (
pale).
As an adjective palest is
(
pale).
palest |
payest |
As verbs the difference between palest and payest
is that
palest is archaic second-person singular of pale while
payest is archaic second-person singular of pay lang=en.
As an adjective palest
is superlative of pale.
palet |
palest |
As a noun palet
is a perpendicular band upon an escutcheon, one half the breadth of the pale.
As an adjective palest is
superlative of pale.
As a verb palest is
archaic second-person singular of pale.
pales |
palest |
As a proper noun pales
is (roman god) the deity of shepherds, flocks and livestock in roman mythology.
As an adjective palest is
(
pale).
As a verb palest is
(
pale).
palest |
pealest |
As verbs the difference between palest and pealest
is that
palest is (
pale) while
pealest is (archaic) (
peal).
As an adjective palest
is (
pale).
palest |
halest |
As adjectives the difference between palest and halest
is that
palest is (
pale) while
halest is (
hale).
As a verb palest
is (
pale).
palest |
palesy |
As an adjective palest
is (
pale).
As a verb palest
is (
pale).
As a noun palesy is
.
palest |
pavest |
As verbs the difference between palest and pavest
is that
palest is (
pale) while
pavest is (archaic) (
pave).
As an adjective palest
is (
pale).
