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palliasse
/ ˌpælɪˈæs; ˈpælɪˌæs /
noun
- a straw-filled mattress; pallet
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Word History and Origins
Origin of palliasse1
C18: from French paillasse, from Italian pagliaccio, ultimately from Latin palea pallet 1
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Example Sentences
That night he slept on a palliasse of straw, with a pillow consisting of a thin bolster propped on his outer clothes.
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He tossed wearily, drearily, on his unyielding palliasse, driven to a realization of his own utter impotence.
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The Stable having been duly invited, its eight occupants come in, and each finds a place on a palliasse.
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Soon everyone in the coach-house is settled on his palliasse, and has invited a Stable Cub to share it with him.
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So Akela curled up on someone's palliasse, and silence fell.
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