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repalm

repalm verb: to palm again.

Verb

repalm (third-person singular simple present repalms, present participle repalming, simple past and past participle repalmed)

  1. To palm again.
    • Pick up second coin and apparently drop it in to the handkerchief, but in reality allow the palmed coin to drop upon the coin on the fingers, after which you repalm the two coins.1980, Thomas Nelson Downs, John Northern Hilliard, The Art of Magic, page 260
    • The left hand is next turned round under cover of the right hand, and the coins repalmed in right2006, J. B. Bobo, Modern Coin Magic, page 318

Forms of repalm

third-person singular presentrepalms
present participlerepalming
past participlerepalmed
pastrepalmed

Origin of repalm

From re- + palm.

Questions about repalm

What does repalm mean?
Repalm means to palm again.
What part of speech is repalm?
Repalm is a verb.
What is the past tense of repalm?
The past tense of repalm is repalmed.

Words near repalm in the dictionary

  1. repalletize
  2. repalletized
  3. repalletizes
  4. repalletizing
  5. repallets
  6. repalm
  7. repalmed
  8. repalming
  9. repalmitoylated
  10. repalms
  11. repalpate

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