Pannel. Same as Panel.
Panniculus, pa-nik′ū-lus, n. a thin, sheet-like investment. [L., dim. of pannus, a cloth.]
Pannier, pan′yėr, or pan′i-ėr, n. a bread-basket: one of two baskets thrown across a horse's back, for carrying light produce to market: (archit.) a corbel: a contrivance for puffing out a woman's dress at the hips: a piece of basket-work for protecting archers, or, when filled with gravel or sand, for forming and protecting dikes, embankments, &c.—adj. Pann′iered, loaded with panniers. [Fr. panier—L. panarium, a bread-basket—panis, bread.]
Pannikel, pan′i-kl, n. the brain-pan: (Spens.) the skull. [Dim. of pan.]
Pannikin, pan′i-kin, n. a small pan or saucer.
Pannose, pan′ōs, adj. (bot.) like felt in texture. [L. pannosus—pannus, cloth.]
Pannus, pan′us, n. an opaque vascular membrane over the cornea: a tent for a wound: a birth-mark on the skin. [L., 'cloth.']
Pannuscorium, pan-us-kō′ri-um, n. a leather-cloth for boots. [L. pannus, cloth, corium, leather.]
Panocha, pa-nō′cha, n. a Mexican coarse sugar.
Panochia, pa-nō′chi-a, n. bubo in the groin or armpit. [Gr. cheia, a hole.]