When a person grabs some other persons butt, whether they like it or not. But I don't mean just grabbing, I mean like grabbing hold and holding it for 3 secs minimum.

1) The 'inside' of the hand (when a fist is made). Food is usually held in/balanced on the palm.

2) To hold a basketball (or something else, maybe; I've only heard it used when talking about basketball) with only the palm. Useful when dunking.

3) Tropical tree. Its leaves are known as 'fronds'.

a part of your hand which most people dont know is a much better substitute for a fist when your hitting something. The reasons for this is because an open hand is more relaxed and is thus more powerful. It is also safer because the skin on your knuckles can split easily. You also have a smaller chance to break your fingers.

A handheld device, or PDA/personal digital assistant, running Palm OS and manufactured by Palm Computing. They are used to "organize" through things like To-Do lists and a Contacts database, but also support games, Word documents, and more.

Note: These are not the same as a "PalmPilot." PalmPilots were one of the first (pilot) versions of the Palm. Modern Palms have names like Palm T|X or Tungsten E2.

(N.): Long reed-like structures held at Mass on Palm Sunday in anticipation of the Post-Easter Season (Ordinary Time), then later converted into whips to beat children and siblings with, and then burned to make ashes for Ash Wednesday, and placed on our foreheads to remind us that it is only 40 more days till the palm process will begin anew.

v.tr.

To knowingly ignore or disregard. Most often used as 'palmed' as in 'You just got palmed.' (referencing the 'Talk to the hand because the face ain't listening' gesture, in which the palm of the hand is pointed towards the speaker)

The embarrassment factor of being palmed is similar to that of being owned.

An adjective that is used to describe a situation that is unfortunate but still acceptable. 'Palm' is a portmanteau word that blends the words 'peak' and 'calm.' The term originates from the suburbs of North West London.