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panellist|ˈpænəlɪst|
Also (chiefly U.S.) panelist.
[f. panel n.1 5 b + -ist.]
a. A panel doctor.
b. A member of a discussion panel, committee, group of judges, etc., esp. one taking part in a radio or television progamme.
1937G. Frankau More of Us 14 Alas! Came dawn when local panelist Pronounced Jack's Ladye Alice a cadaver. 1952N.Y. Times 14 June 13 Bennett Cerf..television panelist and anthologist, has compiled another book of humor. 1955Picture Post 14 May 10/3 This programme concludes with a gay, exciting parlour variation on musical chairs, in which the panellists exchange faces. 1958K. Amis I like it Here iii. 36 Bowen..had something of the air of a television panellist. 1958New Statesman 19 Apr. 501/1 A member of the audience has a go first; the panellists comment on what he has said; and he has a final brief right of reply. 1959Encounter Dec. 52/1 The panelists at the Socialist meeting. 1971C. Fick Danziger Transcript (1973) 131, I picked up a few bucks being a panelist on one of those Sunday political shows on TV. 1974H. L. Foster Ribbin' vii. 316 Panel presentations were followed by ten small group meetings with panelists, former addicts and parents of addicts leading discussions. 1976Nature 15 Apr. 633/2 Indeed the effect at the lower concentration of bitterness investigated was so marked that four out of the five panellists could detect no bitterness at all after presaturation of their tongues with sucrose. |