1 a cloth used to cover a coffin at a funeral --
2 to become less interesting or enjoyable: --
4 to become less interesting or enjoyable: --
We have sometimes been palled a nation of shopkeepers, but, at any rate, we have a reputation of being honest shopkeepers.
I am aware of the palls which have been held on this matter.
In the last four months of 1921 we palled up a little under private management.
I beg to move, in page 11, line 12, to leave out: "dustbins, buckets, palls' and the words".
First, an inspector palled to see if the main was large enough.
We are all aware of the great palls of smoke which hang over locomotive yards.
Recollect that this was after the tragedies ; this was when the terrible pall was over that house and the neighborhood, and an officer should be pretty careful.
Trauma at this point in the lifecourse may cast a negative pall on these life reflections, and present undeniable evidence that things did not turn out as was hoped.
