wide; broad; extensive; widespread

to overflow, inundate, or flood, especially referring to bodies of water

to rise to the surface of a liquid, such as ripples or bubbles

Wide-ranging; broad in scope or meaning.

Pan-American

to overflow and cause a natural disaster

to make a general reference or to be used in a general sense, rather than referring to a specific individual or instance

to go boating

vague and general; lacking specific details or concrete information

to surge up of gastric acid in the stomach; acid regurgitation

to read swiftly over a large volume of material, aiming to grasp the general meaning rather than analyzing every detail

a casual or superficial relationship; someone one knows only slightly

to speak in general terms

(music) an overtone; a harmonic

not rigid or fixed; allowing for adjustment or movement based on the situation

a generic name or a general designation for a category of things

to float or drift about on the surface of water or in the air

theological theory equating God with the universe

to discuss or treat a subject in broad or general terms without going into detail

Pangea (geology)

relaxed; light and loose; feeling relieved

to live on a boat and treat it as a home

to become red in the face due to emotion, heat, or health

wide-ranging influence

generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)

the study of algebraic structures themselves, rather than examples of specific types of algebras

a functional (math.)

(math.) functional analysis

Panthalassa, the vast global ocean that surrounded the supercontinent Pangaea during the late Paleozoic and early Mesozoic eras (geology)

(Taiwan) ventolin (salbutamol), an asthma drug

pan-Democratic alliance (Hong Kong)

The economic and geopolitical region comprising nine provinces of Southern China along with Hong Kong and Macau.

the Pan-Pearl River delta (economic zone including the provinces around Guangzhou and Hong Kong)

to become faded or bleached

sailing on the sea of learning

a theological theory that God created the Universe and became one with it

becoming yellowish due to age or weathering

quick and light in movement or action; physically nimble

theological theory of God as equal to the universe while transcending it

Yellow River flooded area (after the dykes were blown up in 1938)