Place (2)
Placev.t.to rank, order, fix, establish, put out
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Placental
Placentala.belonging to the placenta, the part by which circulation is carried on between the parent and fetus
Placentation
Placentationn.the disposition of the cotyledons in seeds when they begin to grow
Placid
Placida.calm, mild, gentle, quiet, easy, soft
Placidity
Placidity, or Placidnessn.a placid quality or state
Placidly
Placidlyad.calmly, mildly, quietly, patiently
Placit
Placitn.a decree, determination, ordinance, ob.
Placket
Placket, or Plaquetn.the opening in a garment
Plagiarism
Plagiarismn.a theft, especially in books
Plagiary
Plagiaryn.one guilty of plagiarism
Plague
Plaguen.a pestilence, vexation, trouble, misery
Plague (2)
Plaguev.t.to teaze, trouble, vex, hurt, afflict
Plaguily
Plaguilyad.vexatiousty, troublesome, horrible, vile
Plaice
Plaicen.a seafish, a kind of flatfish
Plaid
Plaidn.variegated stuff, a Scotch dress
Plain
Plaina.smooth, flat, clear, evident, homely
Plain (2)
Plainn.a level ground, field of battle, square
Plain (3)
Plain, or Plainlyad.sincerely, clearly, bluntly
Plain (4)
Plainv.t.to make smooth, level, lament
Plaindealing
Plaindealingn.downright honesty;a.sincere
Plaining
Plainingpa.making smooth;n.a complaint
Plainness
Plainnessn.flatness, clearness, simplicity
Plaint
Plaintn.a complaint, lamentation, cry
Plaintful
Plaintfula.complaining, uneasy, sorrowful, sad
Plaintiff
Plaintiffn.one who commences a suit at law
Plaintiff (2)
Plaintiff, or Plaintivea.sorrowful, mournful
Plainwork
Plainworkn.needlework, work not figured