Pane

What do we mean by pane?

A framed section of a window or door that is usually filled with a sheet of glass or other transparent material. noun

The transparent material used to fill such a section. noun

A panel, as of a door or wall. noun

One of the flat surfaces or facets of an object, such as a bolt, having many sides. noun

A hide or side of fur; fur. noun

The striking face of a hammer. noun

To insert panes or panels in. See paned.

In milling: The space between two leader-furrows in a millstone; the space from one leader-furrow to the next. noun

One of the burstones which form the face of a millstone. noun

A distinct part or piece of any surface; a division; specifically, a marked division in a wall or fence. noun

. A pale; a stake. noun

In costume: A piece of cloth of a different color inserted in a garment for ornament; a stripe or panel inserted in a garment. noun

An opening or slash in a dress, either for the purpose of displaying a garment underneath or for the insertion of a piece of cloth of another color or fabric. noun

A skirt, as of a coat; a lappet or flap; also, a robe. noun

A piece, part, or portion having mainly a plane surface and a rectangular or other definite symmetrical shape. noun

A square in a checkered pattern. noun

A flat-dressed side or face of a stone or log. noun

A panel or division of a work; a sunken part surrounded by a border. noun

In irrigation, a subdivision of the irrigated surface between a feeder and an outlet-drain. noun

An individual sheet of glass in a window, door, etc.

A layer in the build-up of a GUI.

A division; a distinct piece or compartment of any surface.

A square of a checkered or plaid pattern.

One of the openings in a slashed garment, showing the bright colored silk, or the like, within; hence, the piece of colored or other stuff so shown.

A compartment of a surface, or a flat space; hence, one side or face of a building.

A subdivision of an irrigated surface between a feeder and an outlet drain.

One of the flat surfaces, or facets, of any object having several sides.

One of the eight facets surrounding the table of a brilliant-cut diamond.

Pane is a single sheet of glass in a window. Urban Dictionary

'Boom Panes!' is a Filipino street slang expression which means that you either got owned, butt hurted, or broke/lost in an argument, usually just small arguments that lasts around 2-3 minutes. It is shouted by either, the winner of the argument or the crowd who just felt like shouting it to support a person's debate. Urban Dictionary

A very handsome looking man who plays for the club Tottenham Hotspur and England national team. Just like Penaldo, he is usually known for ghosting in and around stadiums (mostly when on international duty) until a foul occurs inside the box and he will be ready to take the spot-kick in no time, should the referee give then pen Urban Dictionary

The use of a window as means of escape. Urban Dictionary

Filipino slang that means "you just got owned"! Urban Dictionary

When ones nuts or PETTER gets hit with a pot or PAN. Urban Dictionary

An English singer/songwriter. A pretty cool guy. Loves to wear jumpers, hats and either brown shoes or like hiking boots. Lives an hour or two out of London. Loves the outdoors. Urban Dictionary

When a man lies down, face up and a woman places a pane of glass over his face and craps on it. Urban Dictionary

'Boom Panes!' is a Filipino slang expression which means 'Thank you!' Urban Dictionary

In a similar way to the game of Safety/Doorknob for farts, then Window Pane is called when a friend burps within earshot. You are then entitled to punch them until they touch a window pane. In order to protect oneself from being punched, you can call Security or just say a simple "Excuse Me". Other derivatives of Safety/Doorknob include Tent Zipper, and numerous others I can't think of right now that are more appropriate to a particular situation. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to pane:
pane.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word pane:
amore, transom, sash, folder, glazing, casement, glass, menus, preview, insulated, stamps, bread, metadata, window, preferences, windows, menu, explorer, sliding, tuscany, fireplace, shattered, booklet, sumatra, coating, files, browser, chimney, indonesian, projecting, stamp, contents, framed, file, jakarta, vista, door, timber, mac, panels, directory, navigation, interface, vertical, viewing, user, pain, default, button, search, ceiling, sheet, searching, hung, options, blast, displays, exterior, enables, automatically, decorative, settings, frame, panel, doors, merger, thin, indonesia, columns, documents, floor, input, displayed, web, preserved, romanian, text, plate, view, document, fitted, application, italian, separated, rear, walls, bottom, brick, display, mail.

Words that rhyme with pane:
vein, train, plane, fein, strain, chain, vain, domain, disdain, maintain, crain, sustain, germane, mundane, arcane, refrain, ascertain, pain, plain, campaign, rain, retain, again, bane, inane, grain, rein, attain, obtain, brain, gain, reign, explain, feign, wane, pertain, lane, membrane, main, stain, complain, profane, drain, trane, crane, skein, contain, abstain, cane, insane, remain, constrain, fain, deign, hurricane, terrain, urbane, restrain, vane, mane, legerdemain, entertain, ordain, bain, humane, dane, detain, sane, cain, champagne, thane, swain, arraign, lain, airplane, jane, migraine, partain, wain, sprain, twain, spain, germain, maine, quain, fane, slain, shane, moraine, ane, germaine, saine, zane, cocaine, romaine, kane, wayne, inhumane, aine, propane.

Adjectives that are often used to describe pane:
left, right, broken, content, single, hand, lower, bottom, top, upper, small, cold, middle, frosted, main, clear, window, double, thick, cracked, dusty, open, outer, inner, dirty, cool, tabbed, thin, dark, transparent, shattered, xml, frosty, narrow, layered, righthand, classic, glass, lighted, lowest, vertical, shaped, side, frozen, empty, front, flat, wet, tiny, outline, grimy, outside, darkened, object, history, loose, clean, crystal, centre, hinged, fixed, round, blurred, dim, unbroken.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective pane:
windows, window, glass, view, dark, sashes, sash, interface, display, oyster, glazing, doors, lattices, units, oysters, format, views, glimmers, layout, outside, construction, tinge, vino, door, prima, show, list, lavoro, sound, hierarchy, unit, nero, illustrations, space, lights, light, smile, plates, seconda, yeats, hammer, inside, affair, blinds, link, design, application, split, shell, freezing, assemblies, appearance, cioccolata.

Consonant match to pane:
pine, pan, pin, pen, pain, pun, pawn, poon, penne, penn, paine, pon, payne, panne, penh, pyne, peine, pinn, paign.

Words that sound like pane:
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