pangful (pangful)

[ Overwhelmed with grief and infirmity, he bowed his head upon his pangful bosom. Richardson , Clari a Harlowe, VII. 224. ( Davies .) pan his to phyton (pan-his-tof'i-ton), n. [NL., so called as being found in all the ti ues of the silkworm; πᾶς ( παν- ), all, + ἱστός , web, ti ue (see histoid ), + φυτόν, plant.] A name used by Lebert to denote one of those bacteria- like organisms which, according to Pasteur's experiments, accompany and po ibly cause the destructive disease in the silkworm of com- merce, Sericaria mor i , known as pebrine . They are small ellipsoid or somewhat elongated bodies, which may penetrate through all parts of the caterpillar and the butterfly, where they multiply with great rapidity. from pang or pain. Death for thee IMG:content-2233.jpg:[blocks in formation] Long-tailed Pangolin ( Manis long i cauda). ped of the genus Manis or the family Manidæ (which see). Also pangaling, pengolin.-2. [ cap.] [NL.] A genus of pangolins. J.E.Gray. Also Pangolin us ( Rafinesque ). - Long-tailed pangolin, Manis long i cauda.