Plait
Plait, or Pleetn.a fold;v.t.to fold, to weave
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Plan
Plann.a scheme, project, draft, model, plot
Plan (2)
Planv.t.to scheme, form in design, contrive
Plancher
Planchern.a flat board, plank, piece of wood, ob.
Plane
Planev.t.to smooth, to level;n.a tool, a tree
Planet
Planetn.a star which revolves about a center in an orbit nearly circular
Planetarium
Planetariumn.a machine to represent the orbits of the planets
Planetary
Planetary, or Planeticala.belonging to planets
Planetstruck
Planetstrucka.blasted, astonished, amazed
Planimetry
Planimetryn.the measuring of surfaces
Planipetalous
Planipetalousa.having plain flat petals
Planisphere
Planispheren.a sphere projected upon a plain
Plank
Plankn.a thick board;v.t.to lay with planks
Planner
Plannern.one who plans, one who schemes
Planning
Planningn.a design, formation, contrivance
Planoconical
Planoconicala.flat and conical on different sides
Planoconvex
Planoconvexa.flat and convex on different sides
Planohorizontal
Planohorizontala.smooth or even and horizontal
Planosubulate
Planosubulatea.smooth and awlshaped
Planshed
Plansheda.made of boards, laid with boards, ob.
Plant
Plantn.a vegetable production, herb, tree, foot
Plant (2)
Plantv.t.to set, place, fix, settle, people, point
Plantable
Plantablea.capable of or fit for planting
Plantain
Plantainn.an herb, a West-Indian tree
Plantal
Plantala.belonging to or resembling plants
Plantation
Plantationn.a place that is planted, a colony, a cultivated estate or farm
Plantcane
Plantcanen.a cane of the first growth from original plants set in in the earth, W. Indies