palmy
11palmy — adjective used to describe a period of time when people have money and life is good: in the palmy days of Elizabeth I …
12palmy — /ˈpami/ (say pahmee) adjective (palmier, palmiest) 1. glorious, prosperous, or flourishing. 2. having many palms or shaded with palms: palmy islands. 3. palm like. {palm2 + y1} …
13palmy — adj. (palmier, palmiest) 1 of or like or abounding in palms. 2 triumphant, flourishing (palmy days) …
14palmy days — index prosperity Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
15Palmy Days — Infobox Film name = Palmy Days image size = caption = Oh, Miss Martin You Simply Carry Me Away! director = A. Edward Sutherland producer = Samuel Goldwyn writer = Eddie Cantor, Morrie Ryskind and David Freedman narrator = starring = Eddie Cantor… …
16palmy — Synonyms and related words: balmy, blooming, blossoming, booming, clear, exuberant, fair, fat, flourishing, flowering, fruiting, going strong, halcyon, in full swing, in good case, piping, prospering, rosy, sleek, thriving, vigorous …
17PALMY`RA — a ruined city of Asia Minor, 150 m. NE. of Damascus, once situated in an oasis near the Arabian desert; a place of importance, and said to have been founded by Solomon for commercial purposes; of imposing magnificence as it ruins testify, as… …
18palmy — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. prosperous, glorious, delightful; see rich 1 , successful , triumphant …
19palmy — palm|y [ palmi, pami ] adjective 1. ) covered with a lot of palm trees 2. ) LITERARY used about a time when life is enjoyable and people have few problems …
20palmy — palm·y || pÉ‘(l)mɪ /pÉ‘Ëmɪ adj. flourishing, thriving; successful, prosperous; covered in palm trees …
