Platter
Plattern.a large broad flat dish
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Platterfaced
Platterfaceda.having a very large broad face
Platypus
Platypusn.a quadruped of New-Holland with jaws elongated into the shape of a duck's bill
Plaudit
Plauditn.applause, praise, approbation, a clap
Plauditory
Plauditorya.praising, commending, extolling
Plausibility
Plausibility, or Plausiblenessn.appearance of right
Plausible
Plausiblea.specious, fair, superficially pleasing
Plausibly
Plausiblyad.speciously, with a fair show
Plausive
Plausivea.applauding, praising, plausible, fair
Play
Playv.to sport, toy, trifle, mock, act, perform
Play (2)
Playn.sport, recreation, a game, a drama, room
Playbook
Playbookn.a book which contains plays only
Playday
Playdayn.a day exempted from tasks or labor
Playdebt
Playdebtn.a debt contracted by gaming
Player
Playern.one who plays, one who performs
Playfellow
Playfellown.a companion or crony in youth
Playful
Playful, or Playsoma.full of play, sportive, gay
Playhouse
Playhousen.a house used for acting plays in
Playpleasure
Playpleasuren.an idle or trifling amusement
Plaything
Playthingn.a thing to play with, toy, trifle
Playwright
Playwrightn.on who makes or writes plays
Plea
Plean.an excuse, allegation, form of pleading
Pleach
Pleachv.t.to bend, to interweave branches, ob.
Plead
Pleadv.to defend, discuss, argue, allege, say
Pleadable
Pleadablea.that may be pleaded, alleged, or said
Pleader
Pleadern.one who pleads, one who alleges
Pleading
Pleadingn.the act or form of pleading causes