pall¹ /pöl/

1. A covering of rich cloth
2. A rich cloth (archaic)
3. A curtain, covering, or cloak, eg of smoke or darkness (figurative)
4. A corporal (religion)
5. A frontal
6. A chalice-cover
7. A cloth spread over a coffin or tomb
8. A cloak, mantle, outer garment (esp religion)
9. A pallium
10. A bearing representing a pallium (heraldry)

To cover with, or as if with, a pall

pallˈ-bearer noun

1. One of the mourners at a funeral who used to hold up the corners of the pall
2. One of those carrying (or walking beside) a coffin at a funeral

pall² /pöl/

1. To become vapid, insipid, or wearisome
2. To lose relish
3. To lose strength (obsolete)

1. To make vapid
2. To cloy
3. To daunt (obsolete)
4. To weaken (obsolete)
5. To pale (obsolete)

• garnisheeing
• garnisheement
• garnisheements
• garnishee order
• garnishee orders
• garnishees
• garnisher
• houseman
• house martin
• house martins
• housemaster
• housemasters
• house-mate
• house-mates
• housemen
• house mice
• housemistress
• house-mother
• house-mothers
• house mouse
• house music
• House of Assembly
• house of call
• house of cards
• House of Commons