palmer
Pronunciation: [ˈpɑːlmər]
Word
Context: "historical figure"
(noun) A palmer is a person who has made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land and returned with palm branches to show their journey. It was a special title for people who went to visit important places like where Jesus lived.
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The palmer shared stories of his travels to Jerusalem with the villagers.
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Not everyone who visits famous places can call themselves a palmer; it requires a special pilgrimage.
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What kinds of experiences do palmers usually share after their journeys?
Context: "games"
(noun) In some card games, a palmer is a card that represents the ability to participate in a game but isn’t necessarily played right away. It's similar to how some players hold back cards for a better strategy.
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He kept a palmer in his hand, waiting for the right moment to play it.
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She didn't have any palmers in her hand, so she had to play her highest card right away.
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Do you know when to use a palmer in that game?
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