† ˈplanch-board Obs.
[f. planch n. + board n.]
= plank-board.
| 1394 in Archaeologia XXIV. 307 Materiem pro walplates et bemes, et plaunchborde et plegges. 1525 Ld. Berners Froiss II. clvii. [cliii.] 432 The great table of Marble..was made lengar with a great plaunche borde of Oke. 1551 Inv. Ch. Goods Surrey 124 For cc. of planche bourde at vi s. the c ffoote. |