Palmer
- proper noun
- /ˈpɑːlmər/
- My guest tonight is author and theologian Palmer Joss.
- J. Palmer
- Palmer et al.
- Todd Palmer
I was sad when he hugged Keke Palmer.
- I was sad when he hugged Keke Palmer.
- I, I, we've both spoken with Tim Palmer, who I think makes a very persuasive case about.
- It's because my friend Tim Palmer, the singing climate physicist, told me this joke.
- Please welcome back to the show the host of Daily Mail TV, Jesse Palmer.
- Me, I'm going Cole, Vybz, Kartel Palmer all day long, bro.
- It's like the the Mexican Arnold Palmer, a Vicente Fernández, if you will.
- Or you could just Google Amanda Palmer Patreon.
- I I was just wearing my Meredith Palmer celebrity rabies whatever Michael Scott.
- Please welcome to the show Daniel Kaluya, Keiki Palmer, Brandon Berea and Jordan Peele.
- I would say Keke Palmer, Danny Lane and Kehlan for sure.
Examples
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I'm Jack Palmer, sir.
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And someone who went through the experience is Jesse Palmer, who is now The Post.
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And now he wants me to go back and have my students call me Ms. Palmer, which is really difficult.
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"You should know about shooting, Palmer, being in the Army and all."
Fiction book (1995) -
Even you, Mr. Palmer, are part of it, as amazing as that may seem.
Fiction book (1990) -
As they pull out, we see the name 'C. Palmer' painted in the space.
Fiction book (1995) -
Jesus, we're having that fund-raising dinner at the Palmer House.
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You see those real silver dollars that Potter Palmer put in there?
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I have a reservation, under Irene Palmer.
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I'm Jack Palmer, sir.
Synonyms
A family name used by people or fictional characters
A last name that some people have
A family name that some people use as their last name
A family name used by some people
A family name people use as their last name
A family name used by people in English-speaking countries
A family name people use as a last name
A last name used by some families
A last name that some people have
A last name used by some people
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Palmer comes from a name given long ago to pilgrims who brought back a 'palm' leaf after visiting the Holy Land. Think of palm, like a palm tree or the palm of your hand, to remember the story, and that's why Palmer is now a family name, because it began as a name for someone who had been on a pilgrimage.