panel
/ˈpænəl/Definitions
1. noun
A group of people or things that make up a whole, especially when considered together.
“The panel of judges listened to the arguments.”
2. noun
A flat surface, often with a decorative design or artwork, used as a decorative feature in a room.
“The panel above the fireplace was a beautiful work of art.”
3. verb
To discuss or examine something, especially in a formal or official manner.
“The politician’s advisors panelled the economic proposal.”
4. verb
To cover or enclose something with a panel, especially in a way that hides or conceals it.
“The carpenter panelled the walls with wooden boards.”
5. noun
A section of a computer system, especially a graphics card, that controls the display of images.
“The new graphics panel improved the gaming performance.”