Entertainment / Photography / Pan And Tilt Head: Tripod head allowing the camera to be tilted up and down or turned through a 360?° arc.
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Head Noun Synonyms: front, vanguard, forefront, van, fore-part
Head Adjective Synonyms: skull, pate, cranium, dome, coco(nut), belfry, noggin, bean, nut, rocker, noodle, gourd, conk, crumpet, noddle, loaf
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Pan Noun Synonyms: face, visage, mien, facade, kisser, mug, puss
Pan Verb Synonyms: saucepan, frying-pan, skillet, pot, casserole, spider
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Tilt Noun Synonyms: joust, tourney, tournament, meeting, tilting, engagement, encounter, match, contest, test, trial, fight, combat, dispute, argument, difference, quarrel, altercation, squabble, tiff, spat, set-to
Tilt Adverb Synonyms: lean, slant, incline, slope, angle, tip, heel over, pitch, list, cant
Tilt Verb Synonyms: lean, slant, incline, slope, angle, tip, heel, list, pitch, cant, inclination
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Health / Dentistry / Participant: A person who is eligible to receive health benefits under a health benefits plan. This term may refer to the employee, spouse or other dependents. MORE
Business / Accounting / Parent Company: A company that owns or maintains control over other companies, known as subsidiaries, which are themselves separate legal entities: control generally refers to more than 50 percent ownership of the st MORE
Lifestyle / Poetry / Pantun: Mayan antecedent of the pantoum, with a single quatrain, rhyming aabb, couplets that at first reading seem to have nothing to do with one another. For example, professors talk and talk and talk, a lot MORE
Health / Dentistry / Participant ID: The unique identifier associated with a participant. MORE
Business / Agriculture / Pastureland: Land used primarily for the production of domesticated forage plants for livestock (in contrast to rangeland, where vegetation is naturally-occurring and is dominated by grasses and perhaps shrubs). R MORE
Health / Tai Chi / Peng Lu (Pan Leui): A compound movement: Ward Off, Peng (Pan) and Roll Back, Lu (Leui.) Peng (Pan), 'ward off,' is the most important Jin (Ging,) 'inner strength,' in taijiquan -- a deflection of an opponent's attack, us MORE