plantārĭum a nurserygarden; nursery plantārĭum the sole of the foot plantātĭo A setting; planting; transplanting; A plant set out; transplanted plantātor a setter; planter; transplanter plantĭger adj. having shoots; branching planto v. a. To set; plant; transplant; To fix in place; to form plānŭla a little plane plānum plānus adj. even; level; flat; plane; Subst plănus a juggler; cheat plasma an image; figure; a creature; an affected modulation of the voice; a fiction plasmātĭo a forming; fashioning; creating plasmātor a former; fashioner plasmo v. a. to form; mould; fashion plasso v. a. to form; mould; shape plastes a moulder; potter; modeller; statuary; A creator plastĭca plastĭcātor a moulder; modeller in clay plastĭcē the plastic art; statuary plastĭcus adj. belonging to moulding; modelling; plastic; Subst; a moulder plastus adj. deceptive Plătaeae Platœa; a city in Bœotia; celebrated for a victory of the Greeks over the Persi… plătălĕa the spoonbill plătănētum a grove of plane-trees plătănīnus adj. belonging to the plane-tree; plane- plătănista a fish in the Ganges plătănon a grove of plane-trees plătănus the platane; Oriental plane-tree plătēa A broad way in a city; a street; An open space in a house; an area; court-yard plătĕa the spoonbill plătessa a flatfish; plaice plătĭcē adv. plătĭcē general; summary instruction; a general plan; scheme plătĭcus adj. general; summary; in general; generally Plăto A celebrated Grecian philosopher; the disciple of Socrates; the instructor of A… plătўcĕros adj. having spreading horns plătўcŏrĭăsis an excessive dilatation of the pupil of the eye plătўophthalmus antimony plătўphyllon a broad-leaved species of the plant plătys adj. broad plaudo v. a. and n. to clap; strike; beat; Neutr; To clap the hands in token of approbation plaumŏrātum kind of plough plausĭbĭlis adj. deserving applause; praiseworthy; acceptable; pleasing; with applause plausĭlis adj. that claps applause; applauding; plausive plausĭo applause plausĭto v. freq. n. to clap; flaps its wings plausor one who claps applause; an applauder plaustra plaustrārĭus adj. belonging to a wagon; wagon-; Subst; A wagon - maker; wheelwright plaustrĭlūcus adj. shining like Charles's Wain; brilliant plaustrix a female applauder plaustrum a wagon; wain; cart; the constellation Charles's Wain; the Great Bear plausus plausus plausus a clapping sound; the noise that arises from the beating; striking together of … Plautĭānus Plautīnus Plautĭus name of a Roman; a consul; a tribune of the people; a rhetorician in the time o… plautus adj. Flat; broad; flat-footed Plautus an Umbrian surname; a celebrated Roman comic poet; a native of the Umbrian vill… plēbēcŭla the common people; the populace; the mob; rabble plēbēĭus adj. belonging to the common people; commonalty; plebeian; the goddess of Chastity o… plēbes plēbĭcŏla one who courts the favor of the common people; a friend of the people plēbis plēbiscītum P. a. a decree; ordinance of the people plēbĭtas the rank of a common citizen; plebeian rank; condition plebs the common people; the commons; commonalty; the plebeians; The great mass plecta a border plectĭbĭlis adj. deserving punishment; penal plectĭlis adj. plaited; complicated; involved; intricate plĕcto v. a. To plait; braid; interweave; involved; intricate plēcto v. a. to beat; punish;; to be punished; suffer punishment; be beaten plectrĭfer adj. carrying the plectrum plectrĭpŏtens adj. master of; skilful with the plectrum; great in lyric poetry plēctrum A little stick with which the player struck the chords of a stringed instrument… Plēïas One of the Seven Stars; a Pleiad;; the constellation of the Seven Stars; the Pl… Plēĭŏnē A daughter of Oceanus and Tethys; wife of Atlas and mother of the Pleiades; The… Plemmўrĭum a promontory of Sicily; near Syracuse; Punta di Gigante plēnē adv. plēnĭlūnĭum the full moon plēnĭtas a being full; fulness; repletion; abundance; copiousness plēnĭtūdo a being full; fulness; plenitude; Completeness; abundance plēnus adj. full; filled; subst; space occupied by matter; a plenum plĕo v. n. to fill; to fulfil plĕŏnasmus a pleonasm plērīque plērōma fulness plērōmārĭus a seaman plērōtĭcus adj. serving to fill out; complemental plērumque plērus adj. very many; a very great part; most; for the most part; Neutr plērusque adj. very many; a very great part; the most; most; ex Plestina a town of the Marsi plētūra fulness; a filling; fulness of blood; excess of blood; plethora Pleumosĭi a people of Belgic Gaul pleurĭcus adj. on the side; lateral pleurĭsis pleurisy pleurītĭcus adj. affected with pleurisy; pleuritic; subst; pleuritic patients pleurītis A sharp pain in the side; pleurisy; The register