palmer3t (pamer)

[OF. palmier, a palm tree, Here are very many palmer or coco trees, which is their chiefe food. Hakluyt's Voyages, II. 264. palmer in (pal'mer-in), n. [ Palmer in (see def.).] One of a line of romantic heroes of the age of chivalry, who took their names or their titles from Palmer in de Oliva, an illegitimate grandson of a Greek emperor of Constantinople. Drayton, Polyolbion, xxiii. 319. This Palmer in derived his name from the circumstance of IMG:content-2190.png:[graphic] The proud, palmed deer Forsake the closer woods. Palmella (pal-mel'ä), n. [NL. (Lyngbye, 1819), a dim. form, having reference to the jelly-like appearance;