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plan, plan$t, plannt, plant, plaun, plen, plon, plonnit,
plan [plan, plɔn]
n. A plan. An allotted rig.
v. To plan.
pt. pp. plant, planned
n. A plan. An allotted rig.
v. To plan.
pt. pp. plant, planned
plain, plane, plane-tree,
plane [plen]
also plane tree.
n. The sycamore Acer pseudoplatanus.
also plane tree.
n. The sycamore Acer pseudoplatanus.
plan, plank, planked, plankit,
plank [plaŋk]
n. A piece of arable land. A hidden hoard or hidey-hole.
v. To hide something away for later.
pt. pp. plankit
n. A piece of arable land. A hidden hoard or hidey-hole.
v. To hide something away for later.
pt. pp. plankit
plank, plink, plunk,
plank [plaŋk]
n. A plank, something made of planks.
n. A plank, something made of planks.
plaant, plaantin, plant, planti, plantie, plantin, plantit, plaunt, plauntin, plent, plentin, plunt, plunted, pluntie, pluntin, pluntit,
plant [plant, plɔnt, MN. plʌnt]
n. A plant.
dim. plantie
v. To plant.
pt. pp. plantit
n. A plant.
dim. plantie
v. To plant.
pt. pp. plantit
Compounds and phrases etc.
butter plant: S. The common butterwort Pinguicula vulgaris.
eyster plant: The oysterleaf Mertensia maritime.
plantin [ˈplantɪn, ˈplɔntɪn]: Planting. A plantation.
eyster plant: The oysterleaf Mertensia maritime.
plantin [ˈplantɪn, ˈplɔntɪn]: Planting. A plantation.
plash, plashie, plashin, plashy,
plash [plaʃ]
n. A splash, heavy rain. Insipid or tasteless liquid. A shallow pool.
adv. Splash! With a splash.
v. To splash, squelch, dash, cascade.
n. A splash, heavy rain. Insipid or tasteless liquid. A shallow pool.
adv. Splash! With a splash.
v. To splash, squelch, dash, cascade.
plashy
adj. Wet, showery.
adj. Wet, showery.
Compounds and phrases etc.
plashin [ˈplaʃɪn]: Splashing. Soaking wet.
plash, plashach, plashack, plashack, plasher, plash-fit, plash-fittit, plash-fittit, plashie, plashock, splash, splashack, splash-fit, splash-fittit, splash-fuitit, splashock,
plash [plaʃ]
also with prothetic s splash [splaʃ]
n. MN. The plaice Pleuronectes platessa, also plasher.
dim. WC. plashie, MN. plashock
also with prothetic s splash [splaʃ]
n. MN. The plaice Pleuronectes platessa, also plasher.
dim. WC. plashie, MN. plashock
Compounds and phrases etc.
plash-fit: Splay foot.
plash-fittit adj. Splay footed
plash-fittit adj. Splay footed
plaistic, plastic,
plastic [ˈplastɪk]
n. Plastic.
n. Plastic.
pladdie, plat, platch, platform, platock, platse, platt, plattie, platty, platuck, platyack, pleh$ay, plehtie, plet, pletform, pletfurm, plett, plettie, pletty,
plat [plat, plet, SEC. platʃ]
n. A flat surface of any kind. A thick layer or plaster of some messy or semi-liquid substance, a daub.
dim. plattie A flat surface of any kind usually a platform or walkway, often in a tenement. platock A straw mat for fishing lines.
adj. Flat, level, even. Clear, distinct, plain, straightforward, unequivocal, downright.
adv. In a plain, direct manner, straightforwardly, directly, flatly, outright.
v. To place or set an object down flat, to set oneself down, to fall flat. I.Sh. To walk in a heavy, flat-footed way, also platse.
n. A flat surface of any kind. A thick layer or plaster of some messy or semi-liquid substance, a daub.
dim. plattie A flat surface of any kind usually a platform or walkway, often in a tenement. platock A straw mat for fishing lines.
adj. Flat, level, even. Clear, distinct, plain, straightforward, unequivocal, downright.
adv. In a plain, direct manner, straightforwardly, directly, flatly, outright.
v. To place or set an object down flat, to set oneself down, to fall flat. I.Sh. To walk in a heavy, flat-footed way, also platse.
Compounds and phrases etc.
platform: A platform.
plat, platt, plot,
plat [plat]
n. A plot.
n. A plot.