paned

[ peynd ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adjective

Origin of paned¹

First recorded in 1545–55; pane + -ed ³

The door to Unit C was made of reinforced steel and had a small double-paned window.

It had cushioned seats all round, a rustic table at one side, and stained glass, tiny-paned windows.

The lace-hung windows were broad, sunny and many paned, and a gilded cage flashed back the light in one of them.

There was one small window, outlooking to sea, black-paned in the wild night, whipped with rain and spray.

It contained a twelve-paned window—the only one in the settlement; cabins usually had no windows, or very small ones.

Through the narrow-paned windows streamed the welcome glow of light within.

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