panade
/pəˈnɑːd/noun
= panada 2.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Florio (1553–1625), author and teacher of languages. From Middle French, French panade dish of bread boiled in water, probably from Occitan panada from pan bread + -ada.
- putu
- Putumayo River
- put up
- put-up-able-with
- put up a fight
- putu pap
- putupap
- put up or shut up
- put-uppable-with
- put-up price
- put up the shutters
- put up with
- puture
- put words into someone's mouth
- put years on (or take years off) someone
- put-you-up
- putz
- putza
- Putzfrau
- puukko
- puuko
- puu puu
- puy
- puya
- puy lentil