panisk
/ˈpanɪsk/Classical Mythol.
noun
A minor god representing or attending on Pan; a faun.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Ben Jonson (?1573–1637), poet and playwright. From (i) classical Latin Pāniscus minor god representing or attending on Pan, statue of such a god.
- sick list
- sickly
- sickly-looking
- sickly-sweet
- sick-making
- sickness
- sickness benefit
- sickness country
- sick note
- sick nurse
- sicko
- sick-out
- sick pay
- sick puppy
- sickroom
- sick ticket
- sick to death of
- sick to one's stomach
- sick to the teeth (or back teeth) of
- sida
- sidalcea
- siddha
- Siddhartha Gautama
- siddhi
- Siddons, Mrs Sarah