paniconography
/ˌpanʌɪkəˈnɒɡrəfi/(also paneiconography, panicography, panikonography) Printing. Now historical and rare
noun
= photozincography.
Origin
Mid 19th century. From pan- + iconography, after French paniconographie (F. Gillot 1850).
- highly coloured
- highly commended
- highly paid
- highly placed
- highly polished
- highly sexed
- highly strung
- highly trained
- high-maintenance
- High Mall
- high mallow
- high man
- High Mass
- high-mettled
- High Mightiness
- high milling
- high-minded
- high-mindedly
- high-mindedness
- highmost
- high muck-a-muck
- high muckety-muck
- high-necked
- highness
- highnesshood