| pliers |
any of various tools that have opposed handles and jaws connected by a pivot and that are used for holding, bending, or cutting wire, metal, or the like. |
| plod |
to move slowly or heavily, as if with weariness or reluctance; trudge. [5 definitions] |
| plop |
to drop heavily or forcefully. [5 definitions] |
| plot1 |
the story line or sequence of events in a novel, play, or the like. [6 definitions] |
| plot2 |
a small piece of land, esp. one used for a specific purpose. [2 definitions] |
| plover |
any of various shorebirds that have a rounded body, short tail, and short bill. |
| plow |
a heavy farm tool that has a broad blade, is drawn by a tractor or animals, and is used for turning and cultivating the soil. [11 definitions] |
| pluck |
to take hold of with the fingers and pull off or out; pick. [8 definitions] |
| plug |
an object made of cork, rubber, wood, or the like used to block an opening. [10 definitions] |
| plug in |
to connect (an appliance) to a power source. |
| plum |
a type of sweet edible fruit with a smooth skin and a flattish stone. [6 definitions] |
| plumage |
the feathers of a bird. |
| plumb |
a small weight tied to a line and used to establish the depth of water or to verify a vertical alignment. [10 definitions] |
| plumber |
a person who fits and repairs plumbing. [2 definitions] |
| plumbing |
the system of water and sewerage pipes and fixtures in a building. [2 definitions] |
| plume |
a feather, esp. a large, colorful, or fluffy one. [6 definitions] |
| plump1 |
rounded in appearance; somewhat chubby. [3 definitions] |
| plunder |
to steal (goods), esp. by force. [5 definitions] |
| plunge |
to propel abruptly or forcefully into a substance, esp. a soft or liquid one. [8 definitions] |
| plural |
of, pertaining to, or including more than one. [4 definitions] |
| plus |
added to. [7 definitions] |