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plaguy (informal) irksome; annoying; irritating. [2 definitions]
plaice any of various edible marine flatfishes; flounder.
plaid a fabric bearing a pattern of stripes of various widths and colors, intersecting at right angles. [3 definitions]
plain easily perceived by the eye or ear; clear; unobstructed. [8 definitions]
plainchant a plainsong.
plainclothesman a policeman, esp. a detective who wears civilian clothes while on duty.
plain dealing the conduct of business or similar transactions in a straightforward manner.
plain-laid of a rope, made of three strands laid together with a right-hand twist.
plain sailing sailing on a clear, smooth, unimpeded course. [2 definitions]
Plains Indian a member of any of the buffalo-hunting, seminomadic North American Indian peoples that formerly inhabited the Great Plains.
plainsman a man who lives on the plains, esp. a frontiersman or early settler on the prairies or plains of the midwestern and western United States.
plainsong an unaccompanied monophonic chant or melody, such as that used in Hindu and early Christian liturgies. [2 definitions]
plain-spoken saying exactly what one believes; frank; blunt.
plainswoman a woman who lives on the plains, esp. an early settler on the prairies of the midwestern and western United States.
plaint an expression of unhappiness; complaint. [2 definitions]
plain text data consisting only of text encoded in ASCII, hence as characters and spaces with no options for how they appear, making it a highly portable, compact file format.
plaintiff one who initiates a lawsuit against another. (Cf. defendant.)
plaintive showing or expressing sadness or sorrow.
plait strands, as of hair or cloth, woven together; braid. [5 definitions]
plan an intended action; aim. [7 definitions]
plan ahead to make a plan that prepares oneself for future events and possibilities.