plural of palm
"The sun warmed her palms as she held out her hands to greet everyone."
Third-person singular simple present indicative form of palm
"She palms the ball quickly before her opponent can react."
In plain English: To palm something means to secretly hold it inside your hand so no one else can see it.
"He palmed two coins and slipped them into his pocket without anyone noticing."
plural of Palm
"She rubbed her palms together to warm them up before stepping outside in the cold wind."
The word palms is a variant form that entered English from the Dutch language. It originally referred to the hand or fruit but retained its current meaning through direct borrowing.