panachage
noun
pan·a·chage
ˌpanəˈshäzh
plural -s
: a variation of the list system that permits the voter to redistribute names from several party lists into a list having names in an order of his own choice compare cross-voting
Word History
Etymology
French, literally, mixture (of colors), from panacher to variegate, plume (from panache mixture of colors, bouquet of plumes, tuft, from Middle French pennache) + -age
- flyweighter
- flyweightest
- flyweights
- flywheel
- flywheels
- flywhisks
- flywire
- flânerie
- flâneur
- flèche
- fléchette
- Flûte Conique
- flûte d'amour
- flûte douce
- flûte douces
- flûte har
- Flûte Harmonique
- flûte oc
- Flûte Octaviante
- Flûte Ouverte
- flûte tri
- Flûte Triangulaire
- flûte à bec
- flûtes d'amour
- flûtes harmoniques