Platonism

pLVinn-izni, n. the philosophical — opinions of Pla to n. Pla'tonist, a follower of l’lato. Platoon, pla-lobn', n mil orig. a body of soldiers in a hollow square, now a number of recruits a embled for exercise a subdivision of a company. [Lit a knot or group of men/ Fr. pelcton, a ball, a knot of men— Fr. pelote—L. Oita. a ball, bee Pellet Platter, plat'cr. n a large flat plate or dish. Plaudit, plawd'it, applause praise bestowed. [Shortened from L. plaudit praise yc, a call for applause, 2d pers. pi. imperative of piaudo. plan sum, to piaise Plaudltory, plaw d’it-or ad;., applauding. Plausible, plaw/i-bl, adj. that may be applauded: fitted to gam praise superficially pleasing apparentlv right popular —adv Plausibly —ns, — Plausiblene , Plausibility. [L. plausibihs plan do to praise