English
panicled
From panicle + -ed.
Formed from panicle + -ed
Ancient Greek πῆνος ‘web’
Latin pānus ‘ear of millet, literally 'thread wound on a…’
Latin pānicula ‘tuft (on a plant)’
English panicle
Today it means
adj Furnished with, or arranged in, panicles; paniculate.
Sources
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Etymograph / panicled