- panel⇄noun 1. a strip or surface that is different in some way from what is around it. A panel is often sunk below or raised above the rest, and used for a decoration. Panels may be in a door or other woodwork, or on large pieces of furniture, or made as parts
- panel⇄panel, noun, verb, (Especially British)-elled,-ellingor (especially U.S.)-eled,-eling.
- panel⇄touch tablet orpanel
a thin box connected to a computer and containing a heat-sensitive device. By the touch of a finger images drawn on the tablet can be displayed on a computer screen.
Ex. [The] light pen lets you draw lines on the computer' - panel⇄v.t. 1. to furnish or decorate with panels; arrange in panels.
Ex. The walls of the dining room were paneled halfway to the ceiling with oak.
2. to fit or place as a panel in its frame.
3. to list for jury duty; select (a jury).