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Webster Dictionary :: Pancy

PANCY. [See Pansy .]

Webster Dictionary :: Pandect

PAN'DECT, n. [L. pandectoe, from Gr. all, and to contain,to take.] 1. A treatise...

Webster Dictionary :: Pandemic

PANDEM'IC, a. [Gr. all, and people.] Incident to a whole people; epidemic; as a ...

Webster Dictionary :: Pander

PAN'DER, n. [L. mango.] A pimp, a procurer; a male bawd; a mean profligate wretc...

Webster Dictionary :: Panderage

PAN'DERAGE, n. A procuring of sexual connection.

Webster Dictionary :: Panderism

PAN'DERISM, n. The employment or vices of a pander; a pimping.

Webster Dictionary :: Panderly

PAN'DERLY, a. Pimping; acting the pander.

Webster Dictionary :: Pandiculation

PANDICULA'TION, n. [L. pandiculor,to yawn, to stretch.] A yawning; a stretching;...

Webster Dictionary :: Pandit

PAN'DIT PUN'DIT, n. In Hindoostan, a learned man.

Webster Dictionary :: Pandoran

PAN'DORAN, n. [Gr.] An instrument of music of the lute kind; a bandore.

Webster Dictionary :: Pandore

PAN'DORE PANE, n. A square of glass. 1. A piece of any thing in variegated works.

Webster Dictionary :: Panegyric

PANEGYR'IC, n. [L. panegyricus, from Gr. a public meeting or celebration, all, a...

Webster Dictionary :: Panegyris

PANEGY'RIS, n. A festival; a public meeting.

Webster Dictionary :: Panegyrist

PANEGYR'IST, n. One who bestows praise; an eulogist; an encomiast, either by wri...

Webster Dictionary :: Panegyrize

PAN'EGYRIZE, v.t. To praise highly; to write or pronounce an eulogy on. PAN'EGYR...

Webster Dictionary :: Panegyrized

PAN'EGYRIZED, pp. Highly praised or eulogized.

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