Pane

pan, n. A distinct patch, piece, or compart- Pope.] ment esp., a square plate of gla a square piece make of cloth in a garment for ornament. [F. pan, L. panpacy, nus, a cloth, rag, patch, pieoe L. pan us, the authority thread wound on a bobbin, Gr. penos, the woof, E. lectively. vane, paum.] — Pan'el, pan'el, n. (Arch.) A coment part ment, usually with raised margins, as in wains- -ical, cotings, doors, etc. (Masonry.) One of the faces The of a hewn stone. (Painting.) A thin board on Rome; which a picture painted. (Law.) A schedule, con- Papaverous, taining the names of persons summoned as jurors [D. by the sheriff; the whole jury. — v. [paneled Papaw, (-eld), -eling.] To form with panels. [F. LL. tree panellus, a panel (in architecture), dim. of L. pan producing nus.} — Pan'el house, n. A house of ill-fame, fur- [Malay, nished with sliding panels or other~secret entrances, Paper, in which victims are robbed.- rag (Bot.) A form of inflorescence, or in which the cluster is much piece and irregularly branched, in a ment; branched raceme, as in oats. [L. of panicula, dim. of panics, thread stamped on the bobbin.] (-perd), Panegyric, etc. See under Pan a close cea, per-hang'ings,