English to English Dictionary

Panettone

A type of sweet bread loaf originally from Italy, typically filled with candied fruits and raisins, often enjoyed during festive seasons.

Pangolin

A nocturnal mammal native to tropical regions of Asia and Africa, characterized by large, overlapping keratin scales covering its body and a long, sticky tongue specialized for eating ants and termites.

Pangzhepu

A term used in Chinese culture to denote a specific type of traditional practice or concept.

Panhandler

A person who asks for money or food in public places, typically by holding out a container.

Panic

A sudden, overwhelming feeling of fear or anxiety, often causing unthinking behavior.

Panier

A basket, typically used for carrying provisions, goods, or other items.

Panoply

A complete collection or display of striking things.

Panorama

A wide, unbroken view of an extensive area.

Panoramic Shot

A wide-angle photograph or film that captures a broad view of a scene.

Panoramic view

An unbroken, wide-angle view of an extensive area or landscape.

Panshine

A widespread or universal glow of cultural, digital, or intellectual illumination.

Pant

To breathe with short, quick breaths, typically as a result of exertion or excitement.