palatine

• apocalyptic
• apocalyptical
• authorized
• awesome
• awful
• burnoose
• burnous
• cape
• capelet
• capote
• capuchin
• celestial
• chartered
• cloak
• colossal
• cosmic
• cosmical
• cowl
• divine
• domino
• eligible
• empowered
• entitled
• excused
• extraordinary
• extravagant
• formidable
• franchised
• free
• frock
• furnished
• gorgeous
• granted
• heavenly
• immune
• impressive
• inflated
• joseph
• killer
• kingly
• kosher
• lavish
• legit
• licensed
• lordly
• luxurious
• manta
• manteau
• mantelet
• mantilla
• mantle
• marvellous
• marvelous
• monstrous
• okay
• okayed
• operatic
• opulent
• overblown
• palatial
• pelerine
• pelisse
• pompous
• poncho
• prepossessing
• princely
• prodigious
• qualified
• queenly
• redoubtable
• remarkable
• resplendent
• roquelaure
• sanctioned
• sarape
• sensational
• serape
• shawl
• special
• splendiferous
• stole
• striking
• stupendous
• sublime
• sumptuous
• superb
• terrific
• tippet
• tremendous
• vested
• wonderful
• wondrous
• wrap

• abject
• average
• common
• disadvantageous
• humble
• insignificant
• lowly
• mean
• measly
• mediocre
• meretricious
• modest
• ordinary
• paltry
• petty
• prevented
• puny
• run-of-the-mill
• second-rate
• shabby
• sordid
• trifling
• trivial
• unexempt
• unheroic
• unimposing
• unimpressive
• unprepossessing

• noun
  1. A feudal lord (a count palatine or Pfalzgraf) or a bishop possessing palatine powers.
  2. A palace official, especially in an imperial palace; the chief minister.
  3. A county palatine, a palatinate.
  4. A resident of a palatinate.
  5. (in plural) The Roman soldiers of the imperial palace; praetorians.
  6. A type of shoulder cape for women.
  7. One of a pair of bones behind the palate.
• adjective
  1. (chiefly as postmodifier) Designating a territory in England (and, later, other countries) whose lord had specific royal privileges, or designating a modern administrative area corresponding to such a territory.
  2. (chiefly as postmodifier) Designating a ruler or feudal lord with direct powers held from the sovereign.
  3. Pertaining to the Elector Palatine or the German Palatinate or its people.
  4. Pertaining to a palace, particularly for the Eastern and Western Roman emperors; palatial.
  5. Of or relating to the palate or to a palatine bone.

• The palatine tonsils are located at the back of the throat and help protect against infections.
• The emperor's palatine guard was known for their loyalty and bravery in battle.
• The palatine bone forms the posterior portion of the hard palate in the roof of the mouth.
• The palatine chapel, with its stunning frescoes, is a highlight of the royal residence.
• The palatine counties enjoyed special privileges and autonomy within the empire.

sarape

magnific

josephs

gallant

joseph

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