Plaid
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 313
plad, n. A striped or variegated cloth, worn as an over-garment by the Scottish Highlanders. — a. Having a pattern like a Scotch plaid; marked with bars or stripes at right angles to another..riaice. one Plain, plan, a. Without elevations or depre ions open; clear; unencumbered; not intricate or cult; simple; natural, as, void of extraneous beauty or ornament, homely; or, not highly cultivated, unsophisticated, common; or, void of affectation disguise; or, free from costline , not rich; or, ornamented with colors or figures; or, not much varied by modulations. — adv. In a plain manner. — m Level land; usually, an open field with even surface, or one little varied by inequalities field of battle. — v. t. [plained (pland), plaining.] To level, make plain or even.
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