Plenitude
Plenituden.fulness, completeness, repletion
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Plenteous
Plenteousa.abundant, copious, fertile
Plenteously
Plenteously, or Plentifullyad.abundantly, copiously
Plentiful
Plentifula.abundant, copious, fruitful, rich
Plenty
Plenty, or Plenteousnessn.abundance, fruitfulness
Plenty (2)
Plentya.abundant, in great quantity
Pleonasm
Pleonasmn.a figure, a redundancy of expression
Pleonastic
Pleonastica.redundant in expression
Plethoretic
Plethoretic, or Plethorica.having a full habit
Pletora
Pletora, or Plethoryn.a too full habit of body
Pleurigy
Pleurigyn.an inflammation of the peura or side
Pleuritic
Pleuritica.diseased with or having a pleurify
Plexiform
Plexiforma.in the form of network, complicated
Pliable
Pliablea.flexible, easy to be bent or led
Pliableness
Pliableness, or Pliancy, or Pliantnessn.easiness to be bent
Pliant
Plianta.flexible, bending, limber, easy to be persuaded
Plicate
Plicatea.formed like folds, plaited
Pliers
Pliersn. pl.nippers, small pinchers
Plight
Plightv.t.to pledge, engage, weave, braid
Plight (2)
Plightn.a condition, case, pledge, fold, plait
Plinth
Plinthn.the foot or lowest part of a pillar
Plod
Plodv.i.to toil, drudge, labor, study closely
Plodder
Ploddern.a dull or heavy, but laborious person
Plodding
Ploddingn.close drudgery or study, hard labor
Plot
Plotn.a stratagem, intrigue, conspiracy, plat
Plot (2)
Plotv.t.to scheme, plan, project, contrive
Plotter
Plottern.a shemer, contriver, conspirator