PALIN

Meaning of PALIN in English

adv [occurring in compounds] palin-, palim- (= again)

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PALIN — Palin BrE AmE ˈpeɪl ɪn § \ -ən
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PALIN — Pa ‧ lin, Michael /ˈpeɪlən, ˈpeɪlɪn/ BrE AmE (1943–), a British ↑ comedian and actor who became famous as one …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
PALIN — (1943– ) an English actor and writer. He first became famous in the 1970s as one of the team of …
Oxford Guide to British and American Culture English vocabulary
PALIN, MICHAEL — Pa ‧ lin, Michael /ˈpeɪlən, ˈpeɪlɪn/ BrE AmE (1943–), a British ↑ comedian and actor who became famous as one …
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MICHAEL PALIN — ➡ Palin
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PALIM — palim- see palin-
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PALINGENESIS — noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek palin again + Latin genesis genesis Date: 1668 metempsychosis , palingenetic adjective
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PALIMPSEST — noun Etymology: Latin ~us, from Greek palimpsēstos scraped again, from palin + psēn to rub, scrape; akin to Sanskrit psāti, …
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MONTY PYTHON('S FLYING CIRCUS) — British comedy troupe. The innovative group, formed in the early 1960s, came to prominence in the 1970s, first on television …
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PALINODE — I. ˈpaləˌnōd noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek palinōidia, from palin back, again + -ōidia (from aeidein to sing) — …
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PALIMPSEST — I. ˈpalə̇m(p)ˌsest noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin palimpsestus, from Greek palimpsēstos scraped again, from palin again, back + -psēstos, …
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PROPALINAL — (ˈ)prō|palən ə l adjective Etymology: Greek pro before, forward + palin back + English -al — more at for , …
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PALINURUS — -rəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, name of Aeneas's pilot, understood as from Greek palin back + …
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PALINTROPE — ˈpalə̇n.ˌtrōp noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek palintropos turning back, from palin again + -tropos -trope, adjective suffix : the …
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PALINSPASTIC — |palə̇n|spastik adjective Etymology: Greek palin back again + spastikos drawing — more at spastic : of or relating to the …
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PALINODIC — -ōdik, -äd- adjective Etymology: Greek palinōidikos, from palin + -ōid- (from aeidein ) + -ikos -ic — more at ode …
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PALINGENIIDAE — ˌpalə̇njə̇ˈnīəˌdē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Palingenia, type genus (from palin- + -genia -geny) + -idae : …
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PALINGENESIS — ˌpalə̇nˈjenəsə̇s noun Etymology: Greek palin again + Latin genesis birth — more at genesis : renewal by or as if …
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PALINGENESIA — ˌpalə̇njə̇ˈnēzh(ē)ə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Greek, from palin again + -genesia : palingenesis
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PALINDROME — ˈpalə̇nˌdrōm noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek palindromos running back again, from palin back, again + -dromos -drome 1. a. …
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PALINAL — ˈpalən ə l adjective Etymology: Greek palin back + English -al of mastication : effected by backward motion — compare …
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PALIMBACCHIUS — |palə̇m, |paˌlim, pə|lim+ noun ( plural palimbacchii or palimbacchiuses ) Etymology: Latin, from Greek palimbakcheios, from palin back + bakcheios …
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PALILOGY — noun or pa·lil·lo·gy pəˈliləjē ( -es ) Etymology: Late Latin palilogia, from Greek palillogia, recapitulation, from palin again, back + …
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PALI- — combining form Etymology: Greek palin, pali again, back; akin to Greek polos pivot, axis — more at pole : pathological …
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PALINODE — — palinodist , n. /pal"euh nohd'/ , n. 1. a poem in which the poet retracts something said in an …
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PALINGENESIS — — palingenesian /pal'in jeuh nee"zhee euhn, -zheuhn/ , palingenetic /pal'in jeuh net"ik/ , adj. — palingenetically , adv. /pal'in jen"euh …
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PALINDROME — — palindromist /peuh lin"droh mist/ , n. — palindromic /pal'in drom"ik, -droh"mik/ , palindromical , adj. — palindromically , adv. …
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PALIMPSEST — — palimpsestic , adj. /pal"imp sest'/ , n. a parchment or the like from which writing has been partially or …
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PALILOGY — /peuh lil"euh jee/ , n. , pl. palilogies . Rhet. the technique of repeating a word or phrase for emphasis. …
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