pajamas

pl. A kind of loose trousers worn in India by either sex. The name is Low commonly applied to garments of a similar character worn in this country. păj-a-něl-I-a, s. [Native name of the specics.) Bot.: A genus of Bignoniacem. Pajanelia multi- Double pair - royal: Four cards of a sort, as four juga is a large evergreen tree, growing in Burmah IMG:content-0554.png:[blocks in formation] 1. Ord. Lang.: To come together in pairs or couples; to leave company in pairs. 2. Parl .: Τo abstain from voting by agreement with a member of the opposite party or opinion. [PAIRING, C. 2.] *päir (2), *paire, *peire, v . t . [IMPAIR.] To hurt, to damage, to impair. "Thei for do my croune, if the i granted be, The whilk ye salle & ouh, to maynten with me To mak it le no louh, ne peired salle it be." Robert de Brunne , p. 313. *paire, s . [PAIR (2), v.] Injury, hurt, damage, harm. "If I speake ought to paire or loos." Romaunt of the Rose. IMG:content-0555.png:[blocks in formation] and the And a man Islands. The natives of the latter place use its wood, which is orange-brown, hard, and very close-grained, in building canoes. păk-föng, s. [PACKFONG.] păl, păll, s. [Gipsy language.] A partner, a companion, a mate, a chum. ( Slang.) "Those who are on the same lurk may not go over the same ground as their pals ." - Mayhew: London Labor and London Poor, i. 466. păl, v. i. [PAL, s.] To make friends with; to be a chum. păl-, pref. [PALE-.] *pa-la-bra, s. [Sp. a word.] Speech, palaver. ( Carlyle : French Rev. , pt. iii., bk. v., ch. vi.) Shakespeare makes Dogberry say palabras for pocas palabras few words. "Comparisons are odorous; palabras , neighbor Verges." -Shakesp.: Much Ado about Nothing , iii. 5.