palp (Meaning)

Webster

palp (n.)

Same as Palpus.

Webster

To have a distinct touch or feeling of; to feel.

The doctor palpated the patient's abdomen to check for any abnormalities.
The archeologist carefully palpated the ancient artifact to examine its texture.
The massage therapist used rhythmic strokes to palp the client's muscles and relieve tension.
The jeweler palpated the gemstone to assess its quality and value.
The chef palpated the dough to determine its consistency.
The sculptor palpated the clay model to refine its shape.
The wine taster palpated the grapes to check for ripeness.
The detective palpated the suspect's clothing for any concealed weapons.
The veterinarian palpated the animal's stomach to diagnose potential digestive issues.
The botanist palpated the leaves of the plant to identify its species.

Same as Palpus., To have a distinct touch or feeling of; to feel.

brush, palm, touch, feel, shave,palpate, grip, tip, clap, cling (to)

No antonyms found.

The doctor palpated the patient's abdomen to check for any abnormalities.

The archeologist carefully palpated the ancient artifact to examine its texture.

The massage therapist used rhythmic strokes to palp the client's muscles and relieve tension.

The jeweler palpated the gemstone to assess its quality and value.