Definition for Pall:

• A figure resembling the Roman Catholic pallium, or pall, and having the form of the letter Y.

Synonyms for Pall:

• n.

  •
  • cremains,
  • Ashes,
  • burial,
  • cremate,
  • bury,
  • cortege.
  •
  • bank,
  • cloudy,
  • billow,
  • excess,
  • cloud,
  • full,
  • cirrocumulus,
  • cirrostratus,
  • cumulonimbus,
  • column,
  • cirrus,
  • cumulus.
  •
  • turn off,
  • leave someone cold,
  • make (for) interesting/tedious etc. reading,
  • stultify.
  •badge (noun)
  • insignia,
  • ermine,
  • tiara,
  • staff,
  • emblem,
  • badge,
  • scepter,
  • talisman,
  • coronet,
  • regalia,
  • orb,
  • ring,
  • mantle,
  • wand,
  • signet,
  • tartan,
  • uniform,
  • crown,
  • pin,
  • baton,
  • mortarboard,
  • seal.
  •become flat (noun)
  • become flat.
  •chill (noun)
  • chill.
  •cloak (noun)
  • cover,
  • covering,
  • cloth.
  •cloud, gloom (noun)
  • dismay,
  • cloak,
  • veil,
  • damp,
  • shadow,
  • shroud,
  • damper,
  • melancholy.
  •coffin (noun)
  • pine box,
  • sarcophagus,
  • Sarcophagi,
  • pine drape,
  • funerary box.
  •curtain (noun)
  • curtain.
  •dash (noun)
  • dash.
  •daunt (noun)
  • daunt.
  •die (noun)
  • die.
  •drape (noun)
  • drape.
  •drapery (noun)
  • drapery.
  •frighten away (noun)
  • frighten away.
  •frighten off (noun)
  • frighten off.
  •shroud (noun)
  • grave clothes,
  • winding sheets,
  • windingsheets,
  • cerecloths.

• v.

  •bore (verb)
  • bends ones ear,
  • bent one's ear,
  • bent ear,
  • talked one ear off,
  • talk ones ear off,
  • sends sleep,
  • bent one ear,
  • talks one ear off,
  • dis comforted,
  • dis comforting,
  • talked one's ear off,
  • put sleep,
  • am tedious,
  • talking one ear off,
  • bending one's ear,
  • bended one's ear,
  • dis comfort,
  • is tedious,
  • wast tedious,
  • sends to sleep,
  • sending to sleep,
  • talking ones ear off,
  • talks ones ear off,
  • bends one's ear,
  • bend ones ear,
  • was tedious,
  • bend one ear,
  • talks one's ear off,
  • bend ear,
  • dis-comfort,
  • talked ear off,
  • bended ear,
  • talking ear off,
  • putting sleep,
  • are tedious,
  • turned one off,
  • bending ones ear,
  • bends one ear,
  • being tedious,
  • bending one ear,
  • sent sleep,
  • art tedious,
  • send sleep,
  • talking one's ear off,
  • talk ear off,
  • talk one ear off,
  • talked ones ear off,
  • puts sleep,
  • sending sleep,
  • were tedious,
  • turns one off,
  • bends ear,
  • bending ear,
  • dis comforts,
  • bent ones ear,
  • dis-comforted,
  • turning one off,
  • talks ear off,
  • wert tedious,
  • bended one ear,
  • bended ones ear,
  • dis-comforting,
  • dis-comforts.
  •bore, tire (verb)
  • weary,
  • become tedious,
  • fill,
  • become dull,
  • jade,
  • sicken.
  •change (verb)
  • dull,
  • pall.
  •cloy (verb)
  • stodging,
  • stodged.
  •disgust (verb)
  • dis-gusting,
  • out rages,
  • making one sick,
  • out-rages,
  • re-pulsed,
  • made one sick,
  • re pulsed,
  • dis gusting,
  • re volt,
  • turned one stomach,
  • was repulsive,
  • up setting,
  • grosses out,
  • dis-enchanting,
  • cloyed on,
  • turning one stomach,
  • dis-gust,
  • out raging,
  • turns one's stomach,
  • relucts,
  • turns stomach,
  • dis enchant,
  • wert repulsive,
  • grossing out,
  • re-volts,
  • dis gusted,
  • out raged,
  • up-setting,
  • re volts,
  • out-raged,
  • filling with loathing,
  • out-raging,
  • makes sick,
  • dis gust,
  • re pulsing,
  • making sick,
  • is repulsive,
  • turn ones stomach,
  • were repulsive,
  • dis pleasing,
  • dis pleased,
  • relucted,
  • dis enchanted,
  • up-sets,
  • offends morals of,
  • turned one's stomach,
  • turn one stomach,
  • being repulsive,
  • out-rage,
  • re-pulsing,
  • dis-enchants,
  • turns ones stomach,
  • dis-enchant,
  • turned ones stomach,
  • cloying on,
  • dis pleases,
  • made sick,
  • dis please,
  • re pulses,
  • cloys on,
  • dis-enchanted,
  • dis-pleasing,
  • are repulsive,
  • offending morals of,
  • re-volt,
  • re-pulses,
  • dis enchants,
  • turning ones stomach,
  • dis-pleases,
  • relucting,
  • am repulsive,
  • art repulsive,
  • wast repulsive,
  • dis-gusts,
  • up sets,
  • fills with loathing,
  • offended morals of,
  • up-set,
  • turning stomach,
  • makes one sick,
  • turning one's stomach,
  • dis enchanting,
  • dis-pleased,
  • turned stomach,
  • dis gusts,
  • filled with loathing,
  • dis-please,
  • dis-gusted,
  • turns one stomach.
  •glut (verb)
  • makes pig of,
  • over loading,
  • over loads,
  • over feed,
  • making pig of,
  • over-whelmed,
  • over stock,
  • over-feeds,
  • over-loading,
  • over stocks,
  • over-loads,
  • makes a pig of,
  • de luged,
  • de-luges,
  • over-stocking,
  • over feeding,
  • make pig of,
  • over stocked,
  • de luges,
  • over-whelming,
  • over whelmed,
  • de-luging,
  • over-stocks,
  • over-feed,
  • de luge,
  • over-whelms,
  • over feeds,
  • over-loaded,
  • de luging,
  • over-stocked,
  • in-undated,
  • over-feeding,
  • de-luge,
  • over loaded,
  • over whelms,
  • over stocking,
  • over load,
  • over-whelm,
  • making a pig of,
  • made a pig of,
  • over-stock,
  • de-luged,
  • in undated,
  • made pig of,
  • over-load,
  • over whelming,
  • over whelm.
  •peter out (verb)
  • dies out,
  • re-bated,
  • came nothing,
  • re-ceded,
  • came to nothing,
  • ran dry,
  • re-bating,
  • running dry,
  • coming nothing,
  • re bates,
  • re bate,
  • re-cedes,
  • comes nothing,
  • come nothing,
  • re-bates,
  • re-ceding,
  • runs dry,
  • re bating,
  • dieing out,
  • dying out,
  • re cedes,
  • re ceding,
  • re-bate,
  • re bated,
  • re-cede,
  • comes to nothing,
  • coming to nothing.
  •satiate (verb)
  • feeds to gills,
  • over fill,
  • over dosing,
  • feeding to gills,
  • fed gills,
  • over doses,
  • over-dosing,
  • over-filling,
  • over dose,
  • feeding gills,
  • fed to gills,
  • over filled,
  • over-filled,
  • over dosed,
  • over-dose,
  • over-fills,
  • over filling,
  • over-doses,
  • feeds gills,
  • over-fill,
  • over fills,
  • over-dosed,
  • feed gills.
  •surfeit (verb)
  • over indulging,
  • over indulge,
  • over-indulging,
  • over indulged,
  • over-indulged,
  • over-indulges,
  • over indulges,
  • over-indulge.
  •tire (verb)
  • dis-heartened,
  • dis-tress,
  • dis-heartening,
  • over taxes,
  • over strains,
  • over burdening,
  • dis-heartens,
  • over-strains,
  • ennuiing,
  • ex asperate,
  • over taxing,
  • goes stale,
  • over-burdening,
  • over works,
  • dis heartens,
  • de-pressing,
  • dis-tresses,
  • ex-asperating,
  • went stale,
  • over burdens,
  • over burdened,
  • over-strained,
  • over-taxed,
  • dis-hearten,
  • de-press,
  • over-works,
  • de pressing,
  • over-tax,
  • de presses,
  • ex asperating,
  • over tax,
  • de-pressed,
  • over working,
  • growing weary,
  • over-burdened,
  • over-taxes,
  • dis tress,
  • dis tresses,
  • de pressed,
  • dis heartening,
  • over strain,
  • de press,
  • grows weary,
  • over-strain,
  • over strained,
  • over straining,
  • over worked,
  • going stale,
  • over burden,
  • over taxed,
  • over-worked,
  • dis tressed,
  • dis heartened,
  • ex asperates,
  • dis-tressed,
  • ex-asperate,
  • over-taxing,
  • over-straining,
  • over-burdens,
  • de-presses,
  • dis hearten,
  • ex-asperated,
  • ex-asperates.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • demotivate.
  •
  • gorge,
  • sate,
  • engorge.
  •bore
  • exhaust,
  • be tedious,
  • irk,
  • talk one's ear off,
  • putting to sleep,
  • turn one off,
  • put to sleep,
  • irritates,
  • send to sleep,
  • bend one's ear,
  • puts to sleep,
  • sent to sleep.
  •cloy
  • stodge,
  • Gorging,
  • stodges,
  • satisfy.
  •coffin
  • bier.
  •cover
  • enshroud.
  •peter out
  • run dry,
  • taper off,
  • rebated,
  • tapers off,
  • OUTS,
  • outed,
  • died out,
  • come to nothing,
  • petering out,
  • rebating.
  •Other relevant words:
  • surcoat,
  • winding-clothes,
  • cowl,
  • comforter,
  • scud,
  • tedious,
  • wamble,
  • drab,
  • cassock,
  • wearisome,
  • retire,
  • Pelerine,
  • slake,
  • modest,
  • diffident,
  • wrapper,
  • move,
  • become tiresome,
  • sheet,
  • paralyze,
  • stifling,
  • camouflage,
  • stuff,
  • unassuming,
  • my friend,
  • cram,
  • Canonicals,
  • dreary,
  • pass,
  • guise,
  • Roquelaure,
  • bamboo curtain,
  • de-escalate,
  • housing,
  • tabard,
  • shudder,
  • monotonous,
  • give way,
  • Capouch,
  • withdraw,
  • sadness,
  • mantilla,
  • scapulary,
  • cope,
  • surplice,
  • perish,
  • tack,
  • Jubbah,
  • overstuff,
  • affright,
  • croak,
  • muffle,
  • displease,
  • disappear,
  • suffocate,
  • break,
  • die out,
  • pontificals,
  • lessen,
  • wear down,
  • shell,
  • censorship,
  • run,
  • disincline,
  • be distasteful,
  • toga,
  • fatigue,
  • Haik,
  • iciness,
  • sap,
  • suppression,
  • heavy,
  • canopy,
  • overload,
  • coat,
  • Wraprascal,
  • deteriorate,
  • repression,
  • abate,
  • vestments,
  • flood,
  • drain,
  • costume,
  • frighten,
  • casket,
  • depression,
  • benumb,
  • deliver,
  • render insensible,
  • seal of secrecy,
  • pajamas,
  • biretta,
  • mainsheet,
  • security,
  • hood,
  • fog,
  • boring,
  • cowling,
  • quiver,
  • dreadnought,
  • scoot,
  • overcoat,
  • be infinitely repetitive,
  • smash,
  • mackintosh,
  • wear out,
  • mute,
  • wet blanket,
  • thrill,
  • shawl,
  • Supersaturate,
  • expire,
  • veil of secrecy,
  • iron curtain,
  • miter,
  • smothering,
  • wane,
  • Huke,
  • covert,
  • wraps,
  • mantlepiece,
  • peter out,
  • thurifer,
  • purple,
  • Talma,
  • shiver,
  • scare,
  • stole,
  • go bad,
  • quench,
  • elapse,
  • play out,
  • retiring,
  • tonsure,
  • shelter,
  • remit,
  • dark,
  • saturate,
  • shoot,
  • penumbra,
  • tiresome,
  • become insipid,
  • box,
  • irritate,
  • conk,
  • gown,
  • blanket,
  • give pain,
  • dart,
  • bands,
  • hush up,
  • quake,
  • crosier,
  • spoil,
  • wear on,
  • shivering,
  • slow,
  • mask,
  • robe,
  • barrier of secrecy,
  • poncho,
  • numb,
  • stupefy,
  • mantel,
  • give,
  • tippet,
  • kindred spirit,
  • quaver,
  • shock,
  • obtund,
  • drag on,
  • go,
  • cover up,
  • ratchet,
  • weaken,
  • shield,
  • hanging,
  • happen,
  • urn,
  • chlamys,
  • cheerless,
  • break down,
  • chasuble,
  • Dalmatic,
  • humble,
  • recede,
  • overgorge,
  • scare away,
  • neighbour,
  • deluge,
  • lead,
  • wear,
  • gelidity,
  • flat,
  • fright,
  • cape,
  • dampen,
  • Alba,
  • Calotte,
  • apron,
  • depressing,
  • frisson,
  • scare off,
  • fill up,
  • vestment,
  • ennui,
  • crash,
  • decease,
  • cardinal,
  • nail,
  • repel,
  • subside,
  • near,
  • Oversaturate,
  • allay,
  • come,
  • plaid,
  • stun,
  • intimidate,
  • scarf,
  • cinerary urn,
  • fail,
  • humdrum,
  • Coverture,
  • chimneypiece,
  • weather sheet,
  • spencer,
  • shrine,
  • burnous,
  • pallium,
  • surtout,
  • laborious,
  • kirtle,
  • pelisse,
  • mantelpiece,
  • Fanon,
  • pastoral staff,
  • stall,
  • bashful,
  • burnoose,
  • blackout,
  • oilskins,
  • wear upon,
  • Fannel,
  • outwear,
  • flash,
  • nauseate,
  • anaesthetize,
  • fragment,
  • muffler,
  • cold water,
  • catafalque,
  • pass away,
  • tone down,
  • Tunicle,
  • conk out,
  • Barbe,
  • ulster,
  • alb,
  • fatigues,
  • exit,
  • overindulge,
  • give out,
  • choke,
  • raincoat,
  • Kist,
  • oppression,
  • drop dead,
  • darkness,
  • tingle,
  • waterproof,
  • shovel hat,
  • hearse,
  • Amice,
  • coverage,
  • tire out,
  • dwindle,
  • Mozetta,
  • blunt.

Paraphrases for Pall:

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    mantle.

Antonyms for Pall:

• n.

  • cloud, gloom
    excitement, happiness, brightness.

• v.

  • bore, tire
    deplete, fast, dissatisfy, excite, diet, make happy, abstain, brighten, deprive.

Pall Sentence Examples:

• George was not always successful in his search, for she knew that he would pall as a daily dish, but on Sundays if Daniel would not be beguiled, and if it was not worth while to tease Helen through Zebedee, she seldom failed to make her light secret way to the larch - wood where he waited.

• Then the service drew to an end swiftly, and the pall - bearers formed in order once again, and the coffin was lifted and carried slowly down the aisle.

Homophones for Pall:

• PAHL, paul, pol, paull, Paule.

Hyponym for Pall:

• n.

  • feeling
    apprehensiveness, dread, apprehension.

• v.

  • change
    change, modify, weaken, alter.
  • contact
    cover.