IPA: /ˈpænɪkəld/
KK: /ˈpænɪkəld/
Describing a plant structure that has flowers or fruit arranged in a branching cluster called a panicle.
The panicled flowers of the plant attract many bees and butterflies.
Panicled → It is formed from "panicula" (from Latin, meaning a small panicle or flower cluster) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating a state or condition). The word "panicled" refers to a plant that has flowers arranged in a panicle, which is a branched cluster of flowers.
Think of a 'small flower cluster' ('panicula') to remember that 'panicled' describes a plant with flowers arranged in such a way.