paned (pand)

[Early mod. E. also pained, pauned; 11. Having panes, panels, or stripes of a different color inserted: as, paned hose or breeches, usually made full and stuffed out with cotton, etc. And a mantel of scarlet, Ipaned al with meniuer. With all the swarming generation Of long stocks, short pan'd hose, and huge stuff'd doublets. Beau . and Fl . , Woman-Hater, i. 2. 2. Provided with panes; composed of small panes or squares. Brick - paned , or frame buildings filled in with bricks. Stephen Girard's Will. + -al.] Same as panegyric. panegyrically (pan-e-jir'i-kal-i), adv. By way of pa of panegyric. Sir J. Mackintosh. panegyricon (pan-e-jir'i-kon), n. [