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ploat

ploat verb: to pluck or strip off.

Verb

ploat (third-person singular simple present ploats, present participle ploating, simple past and past participle ploated)

  1. (UK, dialectal, obsolete) To pluck or strip off.
  2. (UK, dialectal, obsolete) To plunder or rifle.

Forms of ploat

third-person singular presentploats
present participleploating
past participleploated
pastploated

Questions about ploat

What does ploat mean?
Ploat means to pluck or strip off.
What part of speech is ploat?
Ploat is a verb.
What is the past tense of ploat?
The past tense of ploat is ploated.

Words near ploat in the dictionary

  1. plmbg.
  2. PLMN
  3. PLMNs
  4. PLMs
  5. PLO
  6. ploat
  7. ploated
  8. ploating
  9. ploats
  10. ploc
  11. ploce

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