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pleat [pli:t] N

III . please [pli:z] INTERJ

2. please (said to accept sth politely):

3. please Brit (said to attract attention):

I . plenty [ˈplentɪ, Am -t̬ɪ] N (abundance)

plexus <-(es)> [ˈpleksəs] N

1. plexus ANAT:

2. plexus (network):

gruel [ˈgru:əl] N no pl

I . refuel <-ll-, Am: -l-> [ˌri:ˈfju:əl] VB intr

II . refuel <-ll-, Am: -l-> [ˌri:ˈfju:əl] VB trans

sequel [ˈsi:kwəl] N

2. sequel (follow-up):

pleurisy [ˈplʊərəsɪ, Am ˈplʊrə-] N no pl MED

I . plague [pleɪg] N

3. plague (infesting of animals):

4. plague (source of annoyance):

plaque [plɑ:k, plæk, Am plæk] N

2. plaque no pl MED:

pleb [pleb] N Brit pej inf

pleb abbreviation of plebeian

See also plebeian

I . plebeian [plɪˈbi:ən] ADJ pej form

II . plebeian [plɪˈbi:ən] N

I . plebeian [plɪˈbi:ən] ADJ pej form

II . plebeian [plɪˈbi:ən] N

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