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Definition of panch : See Paunch.

Usage examples:

• There was a choice of two ways when I reached the panch mahal, for it was feasible to enter through the lower door, which was apparently unguarded, and climb the stone stairway that wound inside the wall. - "Caves of Terror", Talbot Mundy.
• Next door Miss Sally Ruth was feeding and scolding her cooing pigeons, which fluttered about her, lighting upon her shoulder, surrounding her with a bright- colored living cloud; the judge's black cat Panch lay along the Mayne side of the fence and blinked at them regretfully with his slanting emerald eyes. - "Slippy McGee, Sometimes Known as the Butterfly Man", Marie Conway Oemler.
• Pitache lay on John Flint's porch, and dozed with his head between his paws; Judge Mayne's Panch sat on the garden fence, and washed his black face, and watched the little dog out of his emerald eyes. - "Slippy McGee, Sometimes Known as the Butterfly Man", Marie Conway Oemler.