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PLO 454 PLU
PLODAICHE, s. /. ind. (Plodach, nr/j.)
Lukewarmtiess, state of being parboiled.
PLODAN, -AiN, -AN, i. m. dim. of Plod.
A small clod ; a small pool.
PLODANACH, -aiche, adj. (Plodan.)
Abounding in little clods ; or in little pools.
PLODANACHD. s. /. ind. (Plodan,) A
paddling in water.
PLODHAISG, -E, -EAN, s. w. A booby, a
dolt; an awkward person.
PLODHAlSGEACII,-EicHE.a(/j. (Plodhaisg,)
Doltish, boobj'ish, stupid ; awk-
ward, rude.
PLODHAISGEACHD, s.f. ind. (Plodhaisgeach,)
Doltishness, stupidity ; awk-
wardness, rusticity.
PLODHAISGEAG, -eig, -an, s. /.
(Plodhaisg,) A doltish or stiiijid woman.
PLODHAISGEAN, -ein, -an, s. ni. dim.
of Pludliaisg. A doltish or stupid boy.
PLODRAICH, -E, «./. (Plod,) State of a
aisg.
PLOIDHISGEACH, -eiche, adj. See
Plodhaisgeach.
PLOISG, -iDH, PHL-, V. n. See Plosg.
PLOSG, -AiDH, PHL-, V. n. (Plosg, s.)
Palpitate, throb, start, pant, gasp ; sigh.
PLOSG, -oisG, ) -AN. and -ean, s. m.
PLOSGADH, -AIDH, «'»"•1
S
/"'^s- P'irl.
V. Plosg. A palpitation, quick moiiou of
the heart, a start, throb, throbbing ol the
heart ; a sigh ; a loud sound or noise ; life,
breath.
PLUB,-AiDH, PHL ,i'. w. (Plub,5.) Plump,
fall suddenly into water; emit a noise, as
of liquor in an ullage cask ;
speak inarticu-
lately and rapidly.
PLUB, -uiB, and -a, -an, s. w. Any great
and soft unwieldy lump ; a sudden plunge;
a sound as of a stone falling into water;
the noise of liquor when moved in a cask
not quite full.
PLUBACH, -AICHE, adj. (Plub,) Sounding
as liquor moved in a half-full cask;
sounding as a stone falling info water;
?).'';ikirig indistinctly and rapidly.
PLUBADH, -AIDH, s. m. and ;)*r.t. imrt.
V. Plub. Act of falling suddenly into wa-
ter; act of sounding as agitated liquor in a
half-full cask ;
act of speaking indistinctly
and rapidlj'. See Plabadh.
PLUBAUAICH, -E, s.f. See Plubadh.
PLUBAlCHE,s./.i/u/. (Plubach) Lumpishness,
clumsiness; a habit of speaking
indistinctly and rapidly.
PLUB air', -e, -ean, s. m. (Plub and
Fear,) A booby, one who speaks indis-
tinctly and rapidly.
PLUBAIREACHD, s.f. ind. (Plubair.)
Dulness, stupidity ; the habit of speaking
indistinctly and rapidly. See Plubraich.
PLUBAlRNEx\CH, -icn, s. m. See Plu-
bair.
PLUBAIRSIN, -E, -ean, s. m. Marshmarigold.
tiuid becoming stagnant.
PLUBARTAICH, -e, t. /. See Plubraich.
PLUB-CHEANN, -INN, s. m. (Plub and
Ceann,) A lumpish head.
PLUB-CHEANNACH, -aiche, adi.
PLOIC, 1-E, -EAN, s.f. (Pluic,) The
PLOICHD, S mumps, a disease.
PLOICEACH, ) -EicHE, flf/j. (Ploic,)
PLOICHUEACH, \ Having the mumps.
PLOICEAG, -EIG, -AN, s.f. (Pluic,) A
Lump-headed, dull, stupid.
PLUBRACH, -AICHE, «(/j. (Plub,) Making
a plumping noise gurgling, guggling;
;
paddling or playing in the water.
PLUBRx\lCH, -E, s. /. (Plub,) A con-
plump-cheeked woman.
PLOICEAN, -EIN, -AN, ) s.m. (Pluic.)
PLOICEANACII, -AICHE, $ A plumptinued
plumping noise, as of stones falling
into water; a paddling in water; a continued
noise of agitated water ; a gurgling
cheeked boy.
PLOIDHISG, -E, EAN, i-. m. See Plodh-
or guggling.
PLUC, -uic, and -a, an, s. m. A lump ; a
knot; a bunch; a tumour, a pimple; a
bung ; the mumps ; the rot in sheep.
PLUC, -AIDH, PHL-, V. o. Beat, thump,
pelt.
PLUCACH, -AicHE, adj. (Piuc,) Lumpy,
knotty, bunchy ; full of tumours or pim
pies; having the mumps; having the rot,
as of sheep.
PLUCADH, -AIDH, s. in. and pres. part. v.
Pluc. A blowing of the cheeks; state of
becoming knotty or bunchy; act of bung-
ing, stopping with a bung.
PLÙCAUH, -AIDH, s m. and pres. part. v.
Pliic. Beating, act nf beating, thumping,
pelting.
PLUCAICHE,.'. ,': ind. (Plucach,) Lump-
iness, knottiness, bunchiness.
PLUCAIR, -E, -EAN,s. w. (Pluc and Fear,)
A person having a swoln or pimply face.
PLUCAN, -AIN, -AN, s.w?. dim. of Pluc. A
little lump; a little knot or bunch; a
little tumour or pimple ; a small bung.
PLUCANACH, -AICHE, adj. (Plucan,)
Abounding in little lumps, knots, or
bunches; abounding in tumours or pim-
ples.
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