Plash
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 392
plash, n. a dash of water a puddle a shallow pool. to dabble in water to splash. [From the sound. [puddles watery Plaahy, plashl, adj abounding with plashes or Plaster, pla/t6r> n. something that can be moulded into figures a composition of lime, water, and sand for overlaying walls, . (mcd.) an extern.il application spread on cloth, adj. made of plaster. v.t. to cover with plaster to cover with a plaster, as a wound. [A.S. piaster, O. Fr. piastre—L. emplastrum—Gr. emplas- — tron em, upon, pla d, to mould, to fashion.] fete, fer me, hir mine Hay Plasterer, plas't£r-6r, n. one who plasters, or one who works in plaster.
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