palm (something)

1. To conceal something in the palm of one's hand, as when stealing. When we were kids, we used to palm penny candies from the corner store all the time.

2. To receive something discreetly or in secret. It turns out that the governor had been palming percentages of profits from companies she'd given preference to. We're supposed to pool our tips and divide them at the end of the night, but it turns out that Daniel had been palming his the whole time.

3. To grasp a ball, typically a basketball, with one hand by extending the fingers around its surface. His hands were so big that he palmed the basketball like it was a baseball.

palm

tv. to conceal something in the hand as in a theft or the performance of a magic trick; to receive and conceal a tip or a bribe. The kid palmed the candy bar and walked right out of the store.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

palm
in the palm of (one's) hand
in the palm of your hand
bear the palm
cross (one's) palm
cross palm
have (someone) in the palm of (one's) hand
have somebody in the palm of your hand
have someone in the palm of your hand
grease the palm

词组	palm (something)
释义	palm (something) palm (something) 1. To conceal something in the palm of one's hand, as when stealing. When we were kids, we used to palm penny candies from the corner store all the time. 2. To receive something discreetly or in secret. It turns out that the governor had been palming percentages of profits from companies she'd given preference to. We're supposed to pool our tips and divide them at the end of the night, but it turns out that Daniel had been palming his the whole time. 3. To grasp a ball, typically a basketball, with one hand by extending the fingers around its surface. His hands were so big that he palmed the basketball like it was a baseball. See also: palm Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. palm tv. to conceal something in the hand as in a theft or the performance of a magic trick; to receive and conceal a tip or a bribe. The kid palmed the candy bar and walked right out of the store. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: palm in the palm of (one's) hand in the palm of your hand bear the palm cross (one's) palm cross palm have (someone) in the palm of (one's) hand have somebody in the palm of your hand have someone in the palm of your hand grease the palm
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