panetert

See panter3. paneulogism (pan-u'lō-jizm), n. [ With all its excellencies--and they are many-her book has a trace of the cant of paneulogism . National Rex . 1. A fish of the right ... Jarvis, tr. of Don Quixote, I. iii. 3. ( Davies .) 2. To form with panels; divide into or deco rate with panels: as, to panel a wainscot; to panel a dre . Mr. Wall describes the church in full, its vast width, breadth, height from marble floor to panelled dome. W. M. Baker, New Timothy, p. 170. 3. To decorate with medallions or spaces of any shape framed and occupied by a design different from that of the rest of the ground.-4. In teleg., to arrange in parallel, as wires. panel-door pane (pan'el-dor), n. See door, 1. panel-furring (pan'el-fering), (pan'el-fering), n. In a pa en ger-car, horizontal bars or strips of wood between the posts. posts. The exterior panels are fastened to the furring.