pent-in
/ˌpɛntˈɪn/adjective
Enclosed within narrow limits; closely confined; held back under pressure.
- For pent with in in predicative use, see pent..
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Landor (1781–1869), writer. From pent + in, after to pen in.
- autoplate machine
- autoplay
- autoploid
- autopoiesis
- autopoietic
- autopoisoning
- auto pollution
- autopolyploid
- autopolyploidy
- auto-portrait
- autoportraiture
- autoproteolysis
- autoprotolysis
- autopsic
- autopsical
- autopsy
- autopsychic
- autopsychography
- auto-psychology
- autoptic
- autoptical
- autoptically
- autorad
- autorad.
- autoradiogram