pandy
verb
pan·dy ˈpan-dē 
pandied; pandying
transitive verb
British
: to punish (a schoolboy) with a blow on the palm of the hand especially with a ferule
Word History
Etymology
probably from Latin pande, imperative singular of pandere to spread out (the hand), command of the schoolmaster to the boy — more at fathom
First Known Use
1765, in the meaning defined above
- bound variable
- bound water
- boundaries
- boundary
- boundary condition
- boundary layer
- boundary light
- boundary marker
- Boundary Peak
- boundary rider
- boundaryless
- boundarylessness
- bounded
- bounded noun
- boundedness
- boundednesses
- bounden
- boundener
- boundenest
- boundenner
- boundennest
- bounder
- bounderish
- bounders
- bounding