Panification, pan-i-fi-kā′shun, n. a conversion into bread.—adj. Paniv′orous, eating bread.
Panionic, pan-ī-on′ik, adj. pertaining to all the Ionian peoples.
Panisc, pan′isk, n. the god Pan, represented as a satyr.
Panislamic, pan-is-lam′ik, adj. relating to all Islam, or all the Mohammedan races.—n. Panis′lamism, the idea of union amongst the Mohammedan races.
Panjandrum, pan-jan′drum, n. an imaginary figure of great power and importance, a burlesque potentate.—Also Panjan′darum. [A gibberish word.]
Panlogism, pan′lō-jizm, n. the theory that the universe is an outward manifestation of the Logos.
Panmelodion, pan-mē-lō′di-on, n. a keyboard musical instrument whose tone is produced by wheels rubbing on metal bars.
Panmixia, pan-mik′si-a, n. (biol.) cessation of natural selection, as on a useless organ.
Pannade, pa-nād′, n. the curvet of a horse.
Pannage, pan′āj, n. food picked up by swine in the woods, mast; also the right to this.