Palm
The word Palm has several meanings:
- The central region of the human hand
- Palm tree see Arecaceae
- Palm wine, made from Palm tree leaves
- Palm, Inc., maker of the Palm PDA
- Palm OS, which runs the little gizmo
- Palm Pilots, early personal digital assistants
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supposed to believe the lying legend of Savage; he was doubtless no
to the tread-mill.
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