pallette

IPA: pɑɫˈɛt

Misspelling of palette (“set of colours”). [(painting) A thin board on which a painter lays and mixes colours.]
Alternative form of palette (“rounded armour plate over armpit”) [(painting) A thin board on which a painter lays and mixes colours.]

Examples of "pallette" in Sentences

It looks like Dark Khan from MK vs. DC with a Red Tornado pallette swapped on top. mdk
It is far harder to make good art with a muted pallette than it is to make good art with a full pallette.
So after lunch, we stopped by the art-supply store and I bought an easel, brushes, pallette and a blank canvas.
However, it seems awfully close to the Walmart Ultimate Fan Edition DVD cover, except with a different color pallette.
That guy back there could be anyone—an Impressionist take on Funeral Guest, Far in Back, all swirls and squiggles, pallette knife jabs in magnificent relief.
For that, you have to let something sit for awhile, then go back after you've cleansed your palate, not to mention replenished your word pallette, with something else.
She thoughtfully utilizes a limited color pallette of white and pink with dark wood and black accents to create a sophisticated look that feels surprisingly spacious and inviting despite the limited square footage.
As much as it looks cool in white, I then splashed it with some colour and chose a pallette based on the ample pictures available online of a physical model already created by others and which I, obviously, mimicked see below.
Many of us at Sugar Creek have an ongoing love affair with the Kaleidoscope because of its wonderful traits and versatility — it reaches only 3′ tall and wide, and has a wide pallette of colors — changing from chartreuse in the spring, to green in the summer, to red/orange in the fall.