pantiling (pantiling)

[ Pantiling is but little more than half the weight of plain tiling. Encyc . Brit ., IV. 463. pantingly (pan'ting-li), adv . In a panting manner; with gasping or rapid breathing. Once or twice she heaved the name of "father" Pantingly forth, as if it pre 'd her heart. Shak ., Lear, iv. 3. 28. pantisocracy (pan-ti-sok'rā-si), n . [ πᾶς (παν-), all, + ίσος , equal, + κρατεῖν , rule.] 1. A utopian community in which all the members are equal in rank and social position.- 2. The principle of such a scheme or community. This scheme was advocated by Southey, Cole ridge, and Lovell about 1794. All are not moralists, like Southey, when He prated to the world of Pantisocrasy . Byron, Don Juan, iii. 93. IMG:content-2246.jpg:[graphic] The spotted Panther, and the tusked Bore, The Pardale swift. The panther's roar came muffled. Tennyson, Enone. 2. The American cougar or puma, Felis concolor. See cut under cougar . Also called painter . [U. S.] panthere (pan'ther-es), п. [ panther + -e .] A female leopard or panther. As a last resource, he may decline to lead the untamed panthere to the altar. Saturday Rev., Jan. 18, 1868. pantherine (pan'ther-in), a. [= F. panther in, snake.