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Belg. _plots-en_, to fall down plump.

_To_ PLOUTER, _v. n._ To make a noise among water, to be engaged in any wet and dirty work, S., _plowster_, S. A.

Germ. _plader-n_, humida et sordida tractare; Teut. _plots-en_, _plotsen int water_, in aquam irruere.

~Plouter~, _s._ The act of floundering through water or mire, S.

_Popular Ball._

PLUCK, _s._ The pogge, a fish, S.

PLUCKUP, PLUKUP, _s._

_Poems 16th Cent._

_At the plukup_, q. ready to _pluck up_ every thing by the roots.

PLUFFY, _adj._ Flabby, chubby, S.

Su. G. _plufsig_, facies obesa.

PLUKE, PLOUK, _s._ A pimple, S.

Gael. _plucan_, id.

_R. Bruce._

~Plukie-faced~, _adj._ Having a pimpled face, S.

_Ritson._

PLUME-DAMES, _s._ A _Damascene_ plumb, S.

_Acts Ja. VI._

PLUMP, _adj. A plump shower_, a heavy shower that falls straight down, S.

E. _plumb_, perpendicular; q. like lead, Teut. _plomp_, plumbeus.

PLWYRNYS, _s. pl._

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