Webster's Dictionary 1806

1459

Planter

Plantern.one who sets or cultivates, a farmer

1460

Plantership

Plantershipn.he business of a planter

1461

Planticle

Planticlen.a young plant or plant in embryo

1462

Planting

Plantingn.the act of setting in the ground

1463

Plash

Plashn.a small puddle of water, a cut branch

1464

Plash (2)

Plashv.t.to splash, to cut and lay branches

1465

Plashy

Plashya.wet, watery, filled with puddles

1466

Plasm

Plasmn.a mold for metals

1467

Plaster

Plastern.lime prepared to cover walls, a salve on linen, &c.

1468

Plaster (2)

Plasterv.t.to cover or daub with plaster, &c.

1469

Plaster Of Paris

Plaster of Parisn.a mixture of several sorts of gypsum, used also for gypsum

1470

Plasterer

Plasterern.one who covers walls with plaster

1471

Plastic

Plastica.forming, able to form, creative

1472

Plasticity

Plasticityn.the quality of being susceptible of form

1473

Plastran

Plastran, or Plastronn.a piece of stuffed lether

1474

Plat

Platv.t.to interweave;n.a piece of ground

1475

Platband

Platbandn.a border of flowers or other plants, the lintel of a door or window

1476

Plate

Platen.wrought fiber, a dish to eat on, a prize

1477

Plate (2)

Platev.t.to cover with or beat into plates

1478

Platen

Platenn.a part of a printing press by which the impression in made

1479

Platform

Platformn.an horizontal plain, level, flat roof, a system of church disciplin,Etym. (Con.)

1480

Platin

Platin, [platina]n.a very hard metal heavier than gold, and nearly resembling silver in color

1481

Platonic

Platonica.relating to Plato, chaste, pure, refined

1482

Platonism

Platonismn.the doctrins of Plato

1483

Platonist

Platonistn.an adherent to the opinions of Plato

1484

Platonize

Platonizev.to reason like or adopt the system of Plato

1485

Platoon

Platoonn.a small square body of musketeers