plaster, plaister (ai as a), plaister, plastre

[O. Fr. plastre (Fr. plâtre ): A. S. plaster, from Lat. emplastrum = a plaster; Gr. em IMG:content-1184.png:[blocks in formation] *plash-oot, s . [PLASH (2), v.] A fence made of branches of trees intertwined. "Every plashoot [serves] for spingles to catch them." Carew: Survey of Cornwall. plăsh-ỹ, *plash-ie, a . [Eng. plash (1), s.; -y.] 1. Watery; abounding with plashes or puddles. (Words worth: Excursion, bk. viii.) 2. Marked or speckled, as if with splashes of a coloring liquid. to form.]