panic session
US History (also with capital initials)
noun
The first session of the Twenty-third Congress in 1833, so called because it was convened at a time of widespread financial panic.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Republican Compiler.
- master mason
- mastermind
- master number
- Master of Arts
- master of ceremonies
- Master of Revels
- Master of Science
- Master of the Armory
- Master of the Armoury
- master of the feast
- Master of the Great Wardrobe
- master of the horse
- Master of the Household
- Master of the Mint
- Master of the Music
- master of the muster
- master of the musters
- Master of the Ordnance
- Master of the Posts
- Master of the Robes
- Master of the Rolls
- Master of the Universe
- Master of Work
- Master of Works
- masterpiece