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pallid
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pallid
[pal′id]
Etymology: L, pallidus, pale
lacking color.


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There is a generous progression of aptly chosen photographs, although some of them are pallidly reproduced.
No Fixed Points: Dance in the Twentieth Century by Hering, Doris / Dance Magazine
In accord with Tennyson's antiquarian ballad, Lady Clare, pallidly honest, returns her aristocratic suitor's gift when she discovers that she is, after all, of lowly birth; although as she tells him the story she plays with the buckle of her belt.
An amazing dreamcoat at the Royal Academy: the Lloyd Webber collection by Bruce, Donald / Contemporary Review
Then fry the meat in a hot pan with the remaining spoonful or so of oil, and do this in batches so that the chicken colours rather than just pallidly stews.
Naturally saucy by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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