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playock
playock, plaik, plaig Sc. (ˈpleːək, pleːk, pleːg) Forms: α. 5 playok, 8– dial. plack, 9 playock, -ick, playke, plaik. β. 6 playg, 6– plaig, (plague). [f. play v. or n.: second element uncertain: ? -ock diminutive.] A plaything, toy.c 1425 Wyntoun Cron. ix. vi. 588 Westymentis, bukis, and othir ma Pl... Oxford English Dictionary
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playght
playg(e, playght obs. ff. playock, plait. Oxford English Dictionary
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plaik
plaig, plaik var. ff. playock Sc., plaything, toy. Oxford English Dictionary
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plack
▪ I. plack1 Sc. and north. dial. Obs. exc. Hist. (plæk) Forms: 5–7 plak, plake, plakk(e, placke, 6– plack. [prob. a. Flem. placke, plecke, a small coin of Brabant and Flanders, current in the 15th c., of varying value, in 17th c. Du. (Hexham) applied to the French sou; hence F. plaque (1425), placqu... Oxford English Dictionary
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plague
▪ I. plague, n. (pleɪg) Forms: 4 plaage, 4–7 plage, 6 plag, Sc. plagge, plaig, 6– plague, (7 plauge). [ME. plage, a. OF. plage (14th c.), plague (15th c.) stroke, wound, ad. L. plāga stroke, wound (= Doric Gr. πλᾱγά, Attic πληγή stroke, blow), in late L. plague, pestilence, infection (Vulgate), f. r... Oxford English Dictionary
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