Plantin

[ plahn-tan ]

noun
  1. Chris·tophe [kree-stawf], /kriˈstɔf/, c1520–1589, French typographer.

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How to use Plantin in a sentence

  • It's most too late in the season for you to do very much now in the way of Plantin', but you can make a good beginnin'.

  • Plantin's office is still existing in Antwerp, and is one of the most interesting places in that interesting city.

  • When it gets nearer spring, we c'n eat the inside of the potatoes and save the peelin's for Plantin'.

  • You made a mistake, Gideon, in Plantin' us all together beside the gate, as if that was the only possible point of attack.

    Kiddie the Scout | Robert Leighton
  • He gave himself away, however, by Plantin' too many false clues around, an' makin' them too conspicuous.

    Kiddie the Scout | Robert Leighton