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placit,
placit [ˈplasɪt]
adj. Placid.
adj. Placid.
plack, plackless,
plack [plak]
n. A small coin. Worldly possessions or wealth, a small amount.
n. A small coin. Worldly possessions or wealth, a small amount.
Compounds and phrases etc.
plackless: Hard-up, pennyless.
plaag, plag, plagg,
plag [I.Sh. plag]
n. An article of clothing. A garment, piece of dress, a rag.
n. An article of clothing. A garment, piece of dress, a rag.
plagium,
plagium [ˈpledʒ(i)ʌm]
n. leg. The offence of kidnapping.
n. leg. The offence of kidnapping.
plagit, plague, plagued, plaguetest, plaguey, plaguit, plaguitest, plaig, plaug, pleeg, pleg, pleggit, pyague,
plague [pleg]
n. Plague.
v. To plague.
pt. pp. plagued adj. plaguit [ˈplegɪt] Plagued.
n. Plague.
v. To plague.
pt. pp. plagued adj. plaguit [ˈplegɪt] Plagued.
Compounds and phrases etc.
plaguitest: adv. Exceedingly, very, outstandingly.
Dutch_plaice, dutch_plaise, plaice,
plaice [ples]
n. The plaice Pleuronectes platessa.
n. The plaice Pleuronectes platessa.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Dutch plaice: The plaice Pleuronectes platessa.
See plash also.
plaid, plaiden, plaidie, plaidin, plaidy, plide, plyde, plydie,
plaid [pled(e)]
n. A coarse woolen cloth.
dim. plaidie
n. A coarse woolen cloth.
dim. plaidie
Compounds and phrases etc.
harnish plaid: A fine quality plaid or intricate patterned one.
plaidin: The material of which a plaid is made.
plaidin: The material of which a plaid is made.
plain, plainen, plainie, plainstane, plainsteen, plainy, plane, planestane, planestanes, planesteen, planesteens, plehn, plehnn, plein, plen, plenn, plennie, plenny, plenstane, plenstanes,
plain [ple(ə)n, plɛn]
adj. Plain.
n. Featureless ground.
adj. Plain.
n. Featureless ground.
Compounds and phrases etc.
plainen [ˈ-ən]: Coarse linen.
plainstane, dim. plainie: A flagstone, pavement.
plainen [ˈ-ən]: Coarse linen.
plainstane, dim. plainie: A flagstone, pavement.
plaint, plent,
plaint [plent, plɛnt]
n. A complaint, protest, grievance.
n. A complaint, protest, grievance.
plaister, plaistered, plaistert, plester, plestered, plestert,
plaister [ˈplestər]
n. Plaster.
v. To plaster.
pt. pp. plaistert, plaistered adj. Beaten, drunk.
n. Plaster.
v. To plaster.
pt. pp. plaistert, plaistered adj. Beaten, drunk.