<p><strong>Noun</strong></p><ul><li>A thin and usually oval or oblong board or tablet with a thumb hole at one end, used by painters for holding and mixing colors.</li><li>Any other flat surface used by a painter for this purpose.</li><li>The set of colors on such a board or surface.</li><li>The range of colors used by a particular artist: From this period onwards, his palette lightened in color and he focused primarily on painting seascapes.</li><li>Any set or range of colors, such as those used in brand marketing or as part of a collection of cosmetics: The website’s organic, bronze palette and geometric typography reflect the intersection of urbanity and the gallery's natural surroundings.</li><li>The variety of techniques or range of any art: a lush but uneven musical palette.</li><li>The complete range of colors made available by a computer graphics card, from which a user or program may choose those to be displayed.</li><li>The range or scope of something: a broad palette of skills and strategies.</li><li>(In ancient Egyptian art) a somewhat flattish slate object of various shapes, carved with commemorative scenes or motifs or, especially in the smaller pieces, containing a recessed area probably for holding eye makeup and often used as a votive offering.</li><li>Also called palette.</li><li>Armor: a small plate defending the front of the armpit when the arm is lifted; gusset.</li></ul><p><strong>End of Response</strong></p>