palled
past simple and past participle ofpall
pall
verb[I]
uk/pɔːl/us/pɑːl/tobecomelessinterestingorenjoyable:
Thepleasureof not having toworkquicklypalled.
Bore and bored
- banal
- be (stuck) in a grooveidiom
- be watching the clockidiom
- bend
- blah
- boil
- bore
- bore the ass offsomeoneidiom
- bored
- languidly
- listless
- listlessly
- listlessness
- outgrow
- rut
- underemployed
- underwhelm
- underwhelmed
- undynamic
- uninspired
Examplesofpalled
palled
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
What will be done with the skip in which its debris will be put when the fashion haspalled?
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Some districts require that such houses should bepalleddown altogether, but in others the houses can be re-conditioned.
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First, an inspectorpalledto see if the main was large enough.
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In the last four months of 1921 wepalledup a little under private management.
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We have sometimes beenpalleda nation of shopkeepers, but, at any rate, we have a reputation of being honest shopkeepers.
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Abstract art started to be boring andpalledon him.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The surface of the apex ispalledand finely striate, while the lower stipe can vary from glabrous to sparsely covered with whitish fibrils, occasionally sheathed with cottony-floccose veil remnants.
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