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[Var. of panel.] 1. A square of framing in half-timbered houses. Gwilt. 2. A leaf of gold or silver. Simmonds. pan5 (pan), n. [Also pawn ; pan .] A betel-leaf in which an areca-nut is wrapped to form a masticatory. See betel, areca - nut. pan-. [L., etc., pan-, etc. panabase (panʼa-bās), n. [Irreg. πᾶς ( παν- ), all, + βάσις , base: see base2 , n.] Tetrahedrite or gray copper ore. See tetrahedrite . panacea (pan-a-sē'ä), n . [= F. panacée = Sp. Pg. It. panacea , panacea , an herb to which was ascribed the power of healing all diseases, πανάκειος for πανακής , all-healing, πᾶς (παν-), all, + άκος , cure.] 1. A remedy for all pennache, pinnach ); = Sp. penacho = Pg. pennacho if pennachio, a plume of feathers, or medieval armor, a ma ive group of feathers set erect, often used as a heraldic bearing. A panache of variegated plumes. Pre scott . IMG:content-2215.png:[blocks in formation] To make a Ponado. The quantity you will make set on in a posnet of fair water; when it boils put a mace in and a little piece of cinnamon, and a handful of currans, and so much bread as you think meet; so boil it, and season it with salt, and rose-water, and so serve it. A True Gentlewoman's Delight (1676), p. 74. ( Hall i well .)