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in the PONS Dictionary

plōdō altl.

→ plaudo

I. plaudō <plaudere, plausī, plausum> VERB intr

1. poet (mit etw.)

plaudo
klatschen, schlagen [ pennis; rostro klappern ]

2.

plaudo
Beifall klatschen übtr Beifall spenden [ versibus alcis ]
manūs suas in plaudendo consumere
Curioni stantes plauserant
plaudente alqo
unter jmds. Beifall

3. Min. Fel.

plaudo
(zum Zeichen des Missfallens) m. den Füßen scharren
plaudere in alqm

II. plaudō <plaudere, plausī, plausum> VERB trans

plaudo
(klatschend) schlagen [ pectora manu; colla equorum; aquas; choreas pedibus stampfen ]; zusammenschlagen [ alas ]
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