ploye
/plɔɪ/
ploye noun: a kind of Brayon flatbread made with buckwheat flour.
Noun
ploye (plural ployes)
Forms of ploye
| plural | ployes |
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Origin of ploye
From French.
Words that rhyme with ploye
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- JOI
- joy
- alloy
- Amoy
- cloy
- convoy
- deploy
- goy
- oi
- overjoy
- ploy
- travois
- ahoy
- annoy
- catboy
- Choi
- foxboy
- foy
- Hanoi
- hoi polloi
- kathoey
- poi
- Saint Croix
- soy
- Sukhoi
- accoy
- bok choy
- cocky's joy
- diaperboy
- doy
- Floy
- hoi
- hoo, boy
- hoy
- killjoy
- Kilroy
- koi
- loy
- man and boy
- noy
- oe
- oy
- pick-me boy
- po' boy
- puppyboy
- Savoie
- stroy
- sugoi
Questions about ploye
- What does ploye mean?
- Ploye means a kind of Brayon flatbread made with buckwheat flour.
- What part of speech is ploye?
- Ploye is a noun.
- How do you pronounce ploye?
- Ploye is pronounced /plɔɪ/.
- What is the plural of ploye?
- The plural of ploye is ployes.
Words near ploye in the dictionary
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