palmier

[ pahl-myey ]

/ pɑlˈmyeɪ /

noun Cooking.

a crunchy cookie, somewhat resembling a palm leaf or elephant's ear, made from sugared puff pastry, the sides of which are rolled toward the center before slicing and baking.

Also called elephant ear .

Origin of palmier

First recorded in 1920–25; from French: literally, “palm tree,” equivalent to palm(e) “palm leaf” + -ier noun suffix, ultimately from Latin palma “palm (tree); palm (of the hand)”; see origin at palm², -ier²

Words nearby palmier

palmetto, Palmetto State, palm family, Palmgren, palmic, palmier, Palmira, Palm Islands, palmistry, palmitate, palmitic

Example sentences from the Web for palmier

The Palmier had suffered the loss of her helm, but was fortunate in not being also a victim of the storm.
The Great Company|Beckles Willson
Maria reflected that the Ramseys had indeed come into palmier days, since they kept a maid so attired.
By the Light of the Soul|Mary E. Wilkins Freeman
Thought of days palmier for himself and more glorious for his temple and god struggled to his lips.
The Fair God|Lew Wallace
We have heard him speak in the House of Commons in his palmier days, before he was as decrepit in mind as he is in body.
Atlantic Monthly, Vol. XII. September, 1863, No. LXXI.|Various

These were the palmier days of the embargo breakers; the ease and frequency with which they escaped soon brought prices down.
Sea Power in its Relations to the War of 1812|Alfred Thayer Mahan

单词	palmier
释义	palmier [ pahl-myey ] / pɑlˈmyeɪ / noun Cooking. a crunchy cookie, somewhat resembling a palm leaf or elephant's ear, made from sugared puff pastry, the sides of which are rolled toward the center before slicing and baking. Also called elephant ear . Origin of palmier First recorded in 1920–25; from French: literally, “palm tree,” equivalent to palm(e) “palm leaf” + -ier noun suffix, ultimately from Latin palma “palm (tree); palm (of the hand)”; see origin at palm², -ier² Words nearby palmier palmetto, Palmetto State, palm family, Palmgren, palmic, palmier, Palmira, Palm Islands, palmistry, palmitate, palmitic Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for palmier The Palmier had suffered the loss of her helm, but was fortunate in not being also a victim of the storm. The Great Company\|Beckles Willson Maria reflected that the Ramseys had indeed come into palmier days, since they kept a maid so attired. By the Light of the Soul\|Mary E. Wilkins Freeman Thought of days palmier for himself and more glorious for his temple and god struggled to his lips. The Fair God\|Lew Wallace We have heard him speak in the House of Commons in his palmier days, before he was as decrepit in mind as he is in body. Atlantic Monthly, Vol. XII. September, 1863, No. LXXI.\|Various These were the palmier days of the embargo breakers; the ease and frequency with which they escaped soon brought prices down. Sea Power in its Relations to the War of 1812\|Alfred Thayer Mahan Words related to palmier booming, comfortable, well-to-do, well-heeled, well-off, affluent, rich, wealthy, robust, fortunate, flourishing, golden, good, breezy, rosy, excellent, airy, bucolic, still, pastoral
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palmier

noun Cooking.

Origin of palmier

Words nearby palmier

Example sentences from the Web for palmier

Words related to palmier