panoramically
panoramic sight, wide unbroken view
adulterate, corrupt, water down milk or other liquids
adulterator, person or thing that corrupts, person or thing that makes inferior
paunch
panspermatism, theory that there are spores and bacteria scattered throughout the world that will develop given the right conditions
panspermia, theory that life in the universe is spread by spores or bacteria which develop in a suitable environment
panther, cougar, puma, type of large wild cat
pantheism, philosophical doctrine that recognizes the divine in nature
pantheist, person who adheres to pantheism (doctrine that views the universe as a reflection of God)
pantheistic, recognizing the divine in nature, viewing the world as a reflection of God
pantheon, temple for the gods; building in which the famous dead of a nation are entombed or commemorated
(new spell.=Panter) panther, cougar, puma, type of large wild cat
pantomimic
clog, wooden shoe
clog, slipper, slipper
henpecked husband, husband who is being nagged
clogs, slippers, slippers
mime, pantomime, theatrical performance in which one expresses ideas through movement and gestures without speaking, mime show
pantomimist, one who performs mime, one who gives silent theatrical performances in which ideas are expressed through movement and gestures
pantomimes
mummer, pantomime, actor, mime
pantomimic, of pantomime, of a theatrical performance in which one expresses ideas through movement and gestures without speaking
mime, express through pantomime, express through bodily movement
pantomime, mime, express through pantomime, express through bodily movement
pantothenic, "coming from all guarters" (Greek)
pantropic, affecting various tissues in the body (about viruses)
armors, armour
antitank, against tanks (for defense); anti-tank, A.T.; destructive to tanks
anti tank shell, shell specially designed to destroy tanks or other armored vehicles
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