panhandle
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- noun
- /ˈpænˌhændl/
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panhandle
- The flatwoods salamander is a noted example of the species diversity and endemism of the panhandle.
- Florida panhandle
- Oklahoma panhandle
- Texas panhandle
And I went, no, I said, but I think he lives in Pace, Pace, FL, which is up by the Panhandle.
- And I went, no, I said, but I think he lives in Pace, Pace, FL, which is up by the Panhandle.
- I think that is this the story where these guys had their identities traced back to like a building or a fake business that was placed in the Panhandle?
- I mean, a city in the Panhandle of Oklahoma that is called Hooker, and their team mascot is the Hooker Horny Toads.
Examples
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In the panhandle region, the off-channel lagoons appear to be crucial for fish production.
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The town is located in the Texas panhandle, known for its vast prairie landscapes.
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You know where that is, right down there in the Florida panhandle.
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You forgot about the panhandle of Florida; you know, the heavily Republican part of the state.
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I talked to a cat here in Florida who was up in the Panhandle in a little area called Torrea State Park.
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They caught up with me in this little village off the panhandle.
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Should make you the richest man in the panhandle.
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Graduated from a small college in the Texas panhandle with the double majors of Psychology and Social Work.
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Creek refugees journeyed toward the Florida panhandle and the upper peninsula.
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His destination was the Florida panhandle and a unique refugium of botanical rarities known as the Apalachicola Bluffs.
Academic text (1990)
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Panhandle comes from the simple picture of a frying pan with a long handle — a thin part of a state or region looks like that 'handle'. So a panhandle is a 'narrow strip' of territory.