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ploat
/ əʊ /
verb
- to thrash; beat soundly
- to pluck (a fowl)
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Origin of ploat1
from Dutch or Flemish ploten to pluck the feathers or fur from
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The doctor chuckled, 'You are a queer fellow, Mr. Ploat; a queer fellow, and no mistake.
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Mrs. Ploat had taken an old-fashioned house in Queen Anne Street, large enough for a family of twenty persons.
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George Delwyn Ploat, the writer of the above remarkable story, was hanged in the jailyard at A—— for the wilful and brutal murder of Doctor Ambrose Matthai, a retired practitioner of that place.
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