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Plantin

[ plahn-tan ]

noun

  1. Chris·tophe [k, r, ee-, stawf], c1520–1589, French typographer.


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Example Sentences

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.

He gave himself away, however, by plantin' too many false clues around, an' makin' them too conspicuous.

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