Pall Mall

P0027600 (păl′ măl′, pĕl′ mĕl′) A fashionable street in London, England, noted as the site of St. James's Palace and many private clubs. It derives its name from the game pall-mall, which was played on the grounds in front of the palace in the 1600s.

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(ˈpæl ˈmæl) n (Placename) a street in central London, noted for its many clubs

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(pĕl mĕl, păl măl), street in the City of Westminster borough, London, England. It is the main thoroughfare of St. James's district. St. James's Palace, Marlborough House, and a number of private clubs are on Pall Mall. The name derives from the game pall mall or paille maille, which was played in front of the palace in the 17th cent.

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a street in London, noted for its many clubs

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noun a fashionable street in London noted for its many private clubs

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