paled (2)

[Eng. pale (1), s.; -ed.] 1. Surrounded with a paling; fenced in; inclosed. 2. Striped, as in heraldry. "Buskins he wore of costliest cord wayne, Pinct upon golde, and paled part per part." Spenser: F. Q. VI. ii. 6. *pāl-ed-ne , s. [Eng. paled (1); -ne .] Pale. ne , pallor. "Where paledne and blushes mutually Their timorous and graceful station took." Beaumont: Psyche, vii. 7. pāle-ly, adv . [Eng. pale , a.; -ly .] In a pale manner; wanly, dimly; not brilliantly. păl-ěm-pôur, păl-em-pöre', s. [PALAMPORE.)