panel /panˈl/

1. A bordered rectangular area
2. A thin flat piece sunk below the general surface of a door, shutter, wainscot, or the like, often with a raised border
3. A compartment
4. A rectangular piece of any material
5. A section of the bodywork of a vehicle
6. A rectangular division on a page, esp for the illustrations in children's comics
7. A board with dials, switches, etc for monitoring or controlling the operation of an electrical or other apparatus
8. A compartment or hurdle of a fence
9. A strip of material inserted in a dress
10. A cloth under a saddle (obsolete)
11. A crude form of saddle
12. A slip of parchment
13. Such a slip containing a list of names, esp of jurors
14. A jury
15. Prior to the introduction of the national health service, a list of doctors available to treat those who paid into a national health insurance scheme
16. Such a doctor's list of patients
17. An accused person or persons (in sing; Scots law)
18. A thin board on which a picture is painted
19. A large long photograph
20. A group of people chosen for some purpose, such as to judge a competition, serve on a brains trust, or be the guessers in radio and television guessing games (panel games)
21. A representative group of consumers or shops who report on their habits of buying or using products or services over a period of time

1. To furnish with a panel or panels
2. To put on trial (Scots law)

panˈelling noun

Panel-work

panˈellist noun

A member of a panel, esp in panel games

panel beating noun

The shaping of metal sheets for vehicle bodywork, etc

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