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interplait

interplait verb: to plait together; to interweave or intertwine.

Verb

interplait (third-person singular simple present interplaits, present participle interplaiting, simple past and past participle interplaited)

  1. To plait together; to interweave or intertwine

Forms of interplait

third-person singular presentinterplaits
present participleinterplaiting
past participleinterplaited
pastinterplaited

Origin of interplait

From inter- + plait.

Questions about interplait

What does interplait mean?
Interplait means to plait together; to interweave or intertwine.
What part of speech is interplait?
Interplait is a verb.
What is the past tense of interplait?
The past tense of interplait is interplaited.

Words near interplait in the dictionary

  1. interplacentomal
  2. interplacentome
  3. interplaces
  4. interplacing
  5. interplacodal
  6. interplait
  7. interplaited
  8. interplaiting
  9. interplaits
  10. interplanar
  11. interplane

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