pantopoda

pl. [Gr. pas (gen it. pantos ) = all, and pous (gen it. podos )=a foot.] Zool.: The same as PODOSOMATA (q. v.). păn-to-stom-a-ta, s . pl . [Gr. pas (gen it. pan tos )=all, and stomata , nom. pl. of stoma =mouth.] Zool .: A division of Infusorial Animalcules, order Flag ell at a. It consists of those which have no special place for the ingestion of food. păn-try, *pan-trie, *pan-trye, *pan-ter-y. s. [Fr. paneterie , from Low Lat. panetaria , from Lat. pan is bread; Low Lat. paneta =one who makes bread.] The room or closet in a house in which the provisions are kept, and plate and knives kept and cleaned. "My young lady asked for, the nurse cursed in the pantry."-Shakesp.: Romeo and Juliet, i. 111.