palmed

American  

[pahmd] / pɑmd /

adjective

1. having a palm or palms palm of a specified kind (often used in combination).

   a wide-palmed hand.

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Etymology

Origin of palmed

1350–1400; Middle English. See palm ¹, -ed ³

Example Sentences

His parents divorced, and he was palmed off on various relatives until settling with his maternal grandmother in Danville, Illinois.

From BBC

He palmed it like a playing card, but only for a few seconds until Sydney moved by as if preparing to exit.

From Literature

Leon Bailey cut inside and then lashed a wild shot high and wide in an effort which summed up Villa's afternoon while Youri Tielemans' effort from long range was palmed away by Alphonse Areola.

From BBC

The Japan forward crossed for Shannon O'Brien, whose diving header was palmed away by Villa keeper Daphne Van Domselaar in the first half.

From BBC

The Wales international picked the ball up from a short corner and fired in a powerful drive which Everton keeper Jordan Pickford palmed away.

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