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pennoncel
noun pen·non·cel \ˈpe-nən-ˌsel\
Definition of PENNONCEL
: a small pennon used in late medieval or Renaissance times
Variants of PENNONCEL
pen·non·cel or pen·on·cel \ˈpe-nən-ˌsel\
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Origin of PENNONCEL
Middle English penoncell, from Anglo-French penuncel, diminutive of penun
First Known Use: 14th century
Rhymes with PENNONCEL
APL, Appenzell, aquarelle, asphodel, Azazel, bagatelle, barbicel, béchamel, brocatelle, Camberwell, caramel, caravel, carousel, cascabel, chanterelle, chaparral, Charles Martel, citadel, clientele, cockleshell, Cozumel, decibel, demoiselle, diving bell, fare-thee-well, fontanel, immortelle, Jezebel, killer cell, kiss-and-tell, lenticel, mangonel, muscatel, ne'er-do-well, Neuchâtel, Neufchâtel, New Rochelle, nonpareil, organelle, oversell, parallel, pedicel, personnel, petronel, Philomel, pimpernel, rebel yell, red blood cell, Sanctus bell, San Rafael, São Miguel, show-and-tell, sickle cell, silver bell, solar cell, tortoiseshell, undersell, villanelle, white blood cell, William Tell, zinfandel
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