panel-wise
adverb
By a panel or panels; as a panel.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in John Mortimer (?1656–1736), writer on agriculture.
- promiseless
- promiser
- promise (someone) the earth (or moon)
- promises, promises
- promising
- promisingly
- promisingness
- promisor
- promissive
- promissor
- promissorily
- promissory
- promissory note
- promissory oath
- promitochondrion
- promittor
- promizole
- prom king
- prommer
- promnesia
- promo
- promo man
- promonocyte
- promontorial
- promontoried