parle

[ pahrl ]

noun

, Archaic.

, parled, parl·ing.

1. talk; parley.

Word History and Origins

Origin of parle¹

1350–1400; Middle English parlen < Middle French parler to speak < Late Latin parabolāre; parable

Example Sentences

When we walk back into Scent Bar, I bolt toward the counter where I left the Ma Nishtana bottle, and next to it I notice a simple, cylindrical bottle of a perfume I’d never seen, or heard of, called Papyrus Oud by Parle Moi de Parfum.

From Los Angeles Times

“Everybody just thinks of us for potatoes,” said Ms. Farnsworth of Parlé.

From New York Times

“They’re very clean stones with very few inclusions,” said Brecken Farnsworth, co-owner of Parlé, a multigenerational jewelry business in Pocatello, Idaho.

From New York Times

This includes Nisaba Godrej, who leads one of the country's oldest diversified conglomerates; Nadia Chauhan who heads Parle Agro, one of India's top consumer goods companies; and at least half a dozen others.

From BBC

A glucose biscuit brand from Parle Products, Parle-G is among the world's largest-selling brands of biscuits in terms of volume and one of the most widely distributed products in India.

From BBC