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pleach

verb \ˈplēch, ˈplāch\

Definition of PLEACH

transitive verb
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Origin of PLEACH

Middle English plechen, from Anglo-French *plecher, plesser, from Vulgar Latin *plactiare, alteration of Latin plectere to braid — more at ply
First Known Use: 14th century

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