panachage
noun
pan·a·chage
ˌpanəˈshäzh
plural -s
: a variation of the list system that permits the voter to redistribute names from several party lists into a list having names in an order of his own choice compare cross-voting
Word History
Etymology
French, literally, mixture (of colors), from panacher to variegate, plume (from panache mixture of colors, bouquet of plumes, tuft, from Middle French pennache) + -age
- place a premium on
- place a wager
- place aux dames
- place bet
- place brick
- place card
- place heavy demands on
- place hitter
- place in the sun
- place isomerism
- place little credence in
- place mat
- place of abode
- place of business
- place of honor
- place of origin
- place of refuge
- place of worship
- place on a pedestal
- place one's trust in
- place setting
- place settings
- place someone at a disadvantage
- place someone on a pedestal
- place stock in