What exactly are Pantone colors?

Hello: Level: New Newbie OS: Win 7 64bit
I came across something today while familiarizing myself with Illustrator and Photoshop and I have tried to Google but I'm not so good with Keywords.
I would like to know exactly what Pantone colors are and if they are for web use or are they for projects that are intended for printing only.
Thank you for your time
Kara

You are welcome, Kara, apologizing for the slightly woolly way of explaining (not only as substitutes referring to the CMYK values amidst three disturbingly similar references to Pantone spot colours).
I'll start a new thread though ... hope to see you there
I am looking forward to it, but since it is midnight in half an hour over here I shall have to attend to other duties just about as soon.

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