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pale(2) (iou)



pale noun1. ME.
[Old & mod. French pal from Latin palus stake. Cf. PALLET noun3, PEEL noun1.]
A stake; a pointed piece of wood intended to be driven into the ground, esp. along with others to form a fence. Now usu., any of the bars or strips of wood nailed vertically to a horizontal rail or rails to form a fence. ME.
Stevie Smith The churchyard pales are black against the night.
A fence of pales. Also, an enclosing barrier. Now arch. & poet. ME.
M. Beresford The Park pale runs to the north of the old village site.
b. fig. A limit, a boundary; a restriction. Formerly also, a defence. Freq. in within the pale of, outside the pale of. LME.
Joyce He had not been in the pale of the Church for twenty years. H. H. Asquith 'Enthusiasm' seemed to him to be outside the pale of rational Christianity. Times As if a pale had been built round the British Isles.
An area or place enclosed by a fence; any enclosed area. LME.
A district within determined bounds, or subject to a particular jurisdiction. LME.
a. A vertical stripe on cloth or a garment. Only in LME.
b. Heraldry. An ordinary consisting of a central vertical stripe usu. occupying one third of a shield. Formerly also (in pl.), a number of vertical stripes on a shield. Cf. PALLET noun4, PALY adjective1. L15.
Phrases: beyond the pale outside the boundaries of acceptable behaviour. in pale Heraldry (of a charge or row of charges) in the position of a pale, arranged vertically. per pale Heraldry (of a shield) divided by a central vertical line. the English pale Hist. = the Pale (a), (b) below. the Pale Hist. (a) Calais when under English jurisdiction; (b) an area of Ireland (varying in extent at different times) under English jurisdiction; (c) the area(s) of Russia to which Jewish residence was restricted.
Comb.: palesman rare a native or inhabitant of the English pale in Ireland.

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