pank
/paŋk/Now English regional (south-western and Isle of Wight )
verb
[no object] To pant, breathe hard. Formerly also: †(of the heart) to pound (obsolete ).
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Dryden (1631–1700), poet, playwright, and critic. Origin unknown.
- bounteousness
- bountiful
- bountifully
- bounty
- bounty hunter
- bounty hunting
- bouquet
- bouquet garni
- Bourbaki, Nicolas
- bourbon
- Bourbon County
- Bourbonnais
- Bourbon rose
- bourdon
- Bourdon gauge
- bourg
- bourgade
- bourgeois
- bourgeoisdom
- bourgeoise
- bourgeoisie
- bourgeoisification
- bourgeoisified
- bourgeoisify
- bourgeoisistic