pantechnic
/panˈtɛknɪk/rare
adjective
Relating to or including all the arts, or all subjects.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in James Russell Lowell (1819–1891), author and diplomat. From pan- + technic. Compare ancient Greek πάντεχνος belonging to or dealing with all arts or skills.
- white blood
- white blood cell
- white-blooded
- whiteboard
- whiteboarding
- white book
- white bottle
- white box
- white boy
- whiteboyism
- white brass
- white bread
- white-breasted
- white-breasted nuthatch
- white brick
- white bronze
- white broom
- white broth
- white-browed
- white-browed partridge
- white bryony
- white-burning
- White, Byron Raymond
- white cabbage
- white campion