pantologic
/ˌpantəˈlɒdʒɪk/rare
adjective
Versed in pantology; = pantological.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Brown. From panto- + -logic, after pantology.
- preputium
- prepyloric
- prepyramidal
- pre-qualify
- prequark
- prequel
- prequier
- Pre-Raph
- Pre-Raphael
- Pre-Raphaelism
- Pre-Raphaelite
- Pre-Raphaelitic
- Pre-Raphaelitish
- Pre-Raphaelitism
- pre-rational
- prereaction
- pre-reader
- pre-reading
- pre-record
- prerectal
- prereduction
- prereductional
- prereductionally
- pre-reflective
- pre-reflexive