PLER

Meaning of PLER in English

-pler

v [occurring in compounds]

Interlingua English vocab. Английский словарь Интерлингва. 2012

IMPLER — [-pler/-plet-] v to fill (= to make full)
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PLEROCERCOID — /plear'oh serr"koyd/ , n. Zool. the wormlike larval stage of some tapeworms, intermediate between the first parasitic larval stage and …
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EXEMPLARY — — exemplarily , adv. — exemplariness, exemplarity , n. /ig zem"pleuh ree, eg"zeuhm pler'ee/ , adj. 1. worthy of imitation; …
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COUPLE — — coupleable , adj. /kup"euhl/ , n. , v. , coupled, coupling . n. 1. two of the same sort …
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UNCOUPLE — [un.cou.ple] vt (14c) 1: to release (dogs) from a couple 2: detach, disconnect "~ railroad cars" -- un.cou.pler n
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TRAMPLE — [tram.ple] vb tram.pled ; tram.pling [ME, freq. of trampen to tramp] vi (14c) 1: tramp; esp: to tread heavily so …
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TIPPLE — [tip.ple] vb tip.pled ; tip.pling [back-formation fr. obs. tippler barkeeper] vi (1560): to drink liquor esp. by habit or to …
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SUPPLE — [sup.ple] adj sup.pler ; sup.plest [ME souple, fr. MF, fr. L supplic-, supplex entreating for mercy, suppliant, perh. fr. sub- …
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STIPPLE — [stip.ple] vt stip.pled ; stip.pling [D stippelen to spot, dot] (ca. 1762) 1: to engrave by means of dots and …
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STAPLER — [sta.pler] n (ca. 1513): one that deals in staple goods or in staple fiber [2]stapler n (ca. 1909): one that …
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SIMPLE — [sim.ple] adj sim.pler ; sim.plest [ME, fr. OF, plain, uncomplicated, artless, fr. L simplus, simplex, lit., single; L simplus fr. …
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SAMPLER — [sam.pler] n (1523): a decorative piece of needlework typically having letters or verses embroidered on it in various stitches as …
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RIPPLE — [rip.ple] vb rip.pled ; rip.pling [perh. freq. of [1]rip] vi (ca. 1671) 1 a: to become lightly ruffled or covered …
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PURPLE — [pur.ple] adj pur.pler ; pur.plest [ME purpel, alter. of purper, fr. OE purpuran of purple, gen. of purpure purple color, …
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GRAPPLE — [grap.ple] n [OF grappelle, dim. of grape hook--more at grape] (1601) 1 a: the act or an instance of grappling …
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CRIPPLE — [crip.ple] n [ME cripel, fr. OE crypel; akin to OE creopan to creep--more at creep] (bef. 12c) 1 a: a …
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COUPLER — [cou.pler] n (1552) 1: one that couples 2: a contrivance on a keyboard instrument by which keyboards or keys are …
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AMPLE — [am.ple] adj am.pler ; am.plest [MF, fr. L amplus] (15c) 1: generous or more than adequate in size, scope, or …
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TIPPLER — tip ‧ pler /ˈtɪplə $ -ər/ BrE AmE noun [countable] [ Date: 1500-1600 ; Origin: tippler 'seller of alcoholic drink' …
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STAPLER — sta ‧ pler /ˈsteɪplə $ -ər/ BrE AmE noun [countable] a tool used for putting staples into paper
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SAMPLER — sam ‧ pler /ˈsɑːmplə $ ˈsæmplər/ BrE AmE noun [countable] 1 . a machine that can record sounds or music …
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