Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Panegyrist

Panegyristn.one who bestows panegyrics

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Panegyrize

Panegyrizev.t.to praize, bestow commendation

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Panel

Paneln.a square of wainscot, &c. a jury-roll

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Panfy

Panfyn.a violet of three colors

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Pang

Pangn.extreme or sudden pain, torture

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Pang (2)

Pangv.t.to put to great pain, torture

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Pangolin

Pangolinn.an animal of E. Indies, with a long body, shortlegs, and covered with scales

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Panic

Panicn.violent fright without a just cause

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Panic (2)

Panica.violent without due cause, groundless

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Panicle

Paniclen.a loose spike of grass, or beard on which seeds hang

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Panicled

Panicled, or Paniculatea.having flowers in panicles

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Pannade

Pannaden.the curvet of prancing horse

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Pannel

Panneln.a sort of mean saddle, stomach, pipe

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Pannier

Panniern.a kind of basket carried on horses

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Panomphean

Panompheana.hearing all voices, a title of Jove

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Panoply

Panoplyn.complete armor or harness

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Pant

Pantv.i.to beat at the heart, long, wisht

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Pant (2)

Pantn.the act of beating by the heart

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Pantaloon

Pantaloonn.a man's garment, buffoon, Danish spinet

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Pantheis

Pantheisn.a beliers in pantheism

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Pantheism

Pantheismn.a system of principles in which the Universe was considered as God, and its parts as his members

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Pantheistic

Pantheistica.pertaining to pantheism

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Pantheon

Pantheonn.a temple of all the heathen gods

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Panther

Panthern.a spotted and very fierce wild beast

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Pantile

Pantilen.guttertile for houses

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Pantler

Pantlern.one who has the care of bread

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Pantomime

Pantomimen.mimicry, dumb show, a mimic