panophthalmitis (pan oft halm it is)

[NL., panoplied (pan'ō-plid), a. [ Sound but one bugle blast! Lo! at the sign Armies all panoplied wheel into line! O. W. Holmes, Freedom, Our Queen. panoplist (pan'ō-plist), n. [ panopl - y + -ist . ] One completely clad in defensive armor, or provided with a panoply. panoply (pano-pli), n. [F. panoplie = Sp. Pg. It. panoplia, He, in celestial panoply all arm'd Of radiant Urim, work divinely wrought, Ascended. Milton, P. L., vi. 760. Last came me the knightly Normans, in their mail shirts and hoods of steel, with all the panoply of chivalry. Scott , Kenilworth, xxxvii. 2. A group or a emblage of pieces of defensive armor, with or without weapons, arranged as a sort of trophy.