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Meanings of Pantomimed:

verb

Express or represent by exaggerated mime.

Usage examples:

They pantomimed picking up dropped food

noun

A theatrical entertainment, mainly for children, which involves music, topical jokes, and slapstick comedy and is based on a fairy tale or nursery story, usually produced around christmas.

Usage examples:

A pantomime villain

Meanings of Pantomimes:

noun

A theatrical entertainment, mainly for children, which involves music, topical jokes, and slapstick comedy and is based on a fairy tale or nursery story, usually produced around christmas.

Usage examples:

A pantomime villain

verb

Express or represent by exaggerated mime.

Usage examples:

They pantomimed picking up dropped food

Meanings of Pantomimically:

adverb

In the manner of pantomime or a pantomime character.

Meanings of Pantomimicry:

noun

Mimicry or exaggerated action used to express something.

Meanings of Pantomiming:

verb

Express or represent by exaggerated mime.

Usage examples:

They pantomimed picking up dropped food

noun

A theatrical entertainment, mainly for children, which involves music, topical jokes, and slapstick comedy and is based on a fairy tale or nursery story, usually produced around christmas.

Usage examples:

A pantomime villain

Meanings of Pantomimish:

adjective

Characteristic of or resembling a pantomime or its characters and action; comical, farcical.

Meanings of Pantomimus:

noun

A dramatic performer popular in the roman empire who represented mythological stories through gestures and actions, supported by music and a chorus, playing all the roles in a piece, each role having its own mask.

Meanings of Pantomorphia:

adjective

Assuming any or all forms; compare "pantamorphic" (and see note in etymology).

Meanings of Pantomorphic:

adjective

Assuming any or all forms; compare "pantamorphic" (and see note in etymology).

Meanings of Pantonal:

adjective

Of a musical composition: not in any one key but moving between numerous discernible keys without becoming atonal; including many tonalities. also (occasionally): = "atonal".

Meanings of Pantonality:

noun

Musical composition which is not in any one key but moves between numerous discernible keys without becoming atonal; the use of many keys or tonalities. also (occasionally): = "atonality".

Meanings of Pantophagist:

noun

A human being or animal that devours things (especially food) of all kinds; an omnivore.

Meanings of Pantophagous:

adjective

Eating all kinds or a great variety of food; omnivorous.

Meanings of Pantophagy:

noun

The eating of all kinds or a great variety of food.

Meanings of Pantophile:

noun

A person who loves everyone and everything.

Meanings of Pantophobia:

noun

Originally: †hydrophobia (rabies) (obsolete). later: a condition characterized by groundless or irrational fears; fear of everything; generalized anxiety.

Meanings of Pantophobic:

adjective

Of, relating to or suffering from pantophobia.

noun

A person suffering from pantophobia.

Meanings of Pantopod:

noun

A member of the pantopoda, the only living order in the class pycnogonida of marine arthropods; a sea spider or pycnogonid.

Meanings of Pantopragmatic:

adjective

Originally: †of or relating to ‘pantopragmatics’ (obsolete). now more generally: interfering in or occupied with everything; incessantly meddling.

Meanings of Pantos:

noun

Short for pantomime (sense 1 of the noun).

Meanings of Pantoscope:

noun

A moving panorama, especially that of a large section of the gold country of california and the route west to it, painted from daguerreotypes of the area taken by john wesley jones (1824–1905), and displayed in the north-eastern united states from 1852 to 1854.

Meanings of Pantoscopic:

adjective

Designating bifocal spectacles or (occasionally) reading glasses with the top part of the lenses removed.

Meanings of Pantothenate:

noun

A salt or ester of pantothenic acid.

Usage examples:

D-pantothenate is synthesized via four enzymes from ketoisovalerate.

Meanings of Pantothere:

noun

A small early therian mammal of the extinct group pantotheria, known from fossils of the upper triassic to lower cretaceous periods and thought to have given rise to both placental and marsupial mammals.

Meanings of Pantotherian:

adjective

Of or relating to the extinct mammalian group pantotheria. also as noun, a pantothere.