plack
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of plack
1425–75; late Middle English placke < Middle Dutch: name of a coin
Example Sentences
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They also said they met with two NFL officials — Brendan Plack, senior vice president of public policy and government affairs with the NFL and Kenneth Edmonds, vice president of public policy and government affairs — who told them they would look into the standing of the trademark.
From Washington Times
It says four seconds elapsed between Plack’s armed emergence from a dark bathroom and when the first shot was fired.
From Seattle Times
A 26-page report says 57-year-old Gay Ellen Plack, diagnosed with bipolar disorder, visited her psychiatrist the day before the September shooting.
From Seattle Times
The doctor alerted police that Plack was acting uncharacteristically paranoid and refused to go to a hospital.
From Seattle Times
It says police knew of Plack’s diagnosis and fear of law enforcement when they checked on her and were met with a swinging ax.
From Seattle Times
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