Pant
61pant|ler — «PAN tluhr», noun. (formerly) an officer in a great household who supplied the bread and had charge of the pantry: »A would have made a good pantler, a would ha chipped bread well (Shakespeare). ╂[alteration of earlier panter < Old French… …
62pant for somebody — ˈpant for/after sb/sth derived to want sth/sb very much • The end of the novel leaves you panting for more. Main entry: ↑pantderived …
63pant after somebody — ˈpant for/after sb/sth derived to want sth/sb very much • The end of the novel leaves you panting for more. Main entry: ↑pantderived …
64pant for something — ˈpant for/after sb/sth derived to want sth/sb very much • The end of the novel leaves you panting for more. Main entry: ↑pantderived …
65pant after something — ˈpant for/after sb/sth derived to want sth/sb very much • The end of the novel leaves you panting for more. Main entry: ↑pantderived …
66Pant-hoot (call) — The pant hoot is one of the best known and studied of the vocalizations of chimpanzees. This call begins with breathy, low pitched hoots that makes a transition into a series of quicker, higher pitched in and out pants. Finally the pant hoot… …
67pant-wetting — 1. noun Soiling of the pants (underwear) with urine. Masturbation, pant wetting, and pica were infrequent. 2. adjective Involving great fear or hilarity. I dont …
68pant leg — noun the leg of a pair of trousers (Freq. 2) • Syn: ↑trouser leg • Hypernyms: ↑leg • Part Holonyms: ↑trouser, ↑pant * * * a leg of a pair of pants. Also called …
69pant leg — a leg of a pair of pants. Also called pant. [1955 60] * * * …
70pant- — var. of panto before a vowel. * * * …
