plenishing (plenishing)

[Verbal n. of plenish, v.] Household furniture or furnishing. [Scotch.] We hae gude plenishing o' our ain, if we had the cast o' a cart to bring it down. Scott, Old Mortality, viii. Outsight plenishing. See outsight . plenishing-nail (plen'ish-ing-nāl), n. In carp ., a large flooring-nail. plenist (plē'nist), n. [ plenum + -ist .] One who maintains that all space is full of matter; one who denies the po ibility of a vacuum or the reality of empty space. The generality of the plenists . in so strict a sense. did not take a vacuum Boyle, Works, I. 75. plenitude (plen'i-tūd), n. [ The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia a membranous tube or trachea containing a compound spiral fiber. Cooke.