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panto
1[ pan-toh ]
panto-
2- a combining form synonymous with pan-:
pantology.
panto
1/ ˈpæntəʊ /
panto-
2combining_form
- all
pantomime
pantograph
pantisocracy
pantofle
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Word History and Origins
Origin of panto1
By shortening
Origin of panto2
Combining form representing Greek pant- (stem of pâs ) all
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Word History and Origins
Origin of panto1
from Greek pant-, pas
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Example Sentences
Panto was indeed the mainstay of his business; it was even the warp and woof of his life.
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No: I won't go into panto—not if Frankie goes down on his knees to me.
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Did you know any of the critics when you were down at Slagtown for the Panto?
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I don't grudge letting the rest of the company have their fling at other times—but with the panto comes my turn.
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No, sir; that is a dissolving view, oxy-calcium, panto-sciostereoscopticon.
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