pall (2), palle, pallen, pallyn

i. & t [ Wel.pallu to fail, to cease, to neglect; pall =lo of energy, failure.] A. In trans.: To become vapid, dull, tastele , or insipid; to lose life, strength, or spirit. B. Transitive : palladiumize pilasters or a colonnade; occasionally, however, pilasters or arcades are introduced on the ground floor. The works of Palladio remained for a long period the model for an entire style.