panel
//ˈpæn.əl//
Noun
A flat, usually rectangular piece of material that forms part of a surface or structure, such as a door, wall, or ceiling.
The wooden panels on the door were beautifully carved.
A group of people assembled to discuss, investigate, or decide on a particular matter, such as a jury or committee.
The panel will meet next week to discuss the proposal.
A flat board or surface on which instruments, controls, or displays are mounted, such as a control panel or instrument panel.
The pilot checked the instrument panel before takeoff.
A distinct section or frame in a comic strip or graphic novel.
Each panel in the comic shows a different moment in the story.
A section of fabric in a garment, often of a different color or material.
The dress has a lace panel on the side.
Verb
To cover or furnish with panels.
They paneled the walls with oak.