plater

Plater, benumbed with cold (it is himself who gives us the account), had drawn off his boots to warm his feet at the watch-fire.
History of the Great Reformation, Volume IV|J. H. Merle D'Aubign
Indeed, they were not more suitably met in their own time than the Countess Colonel Plater on her first joining the army.
Woman in the Nineteenth Century|Margaret Fuller Ossoli
When thus produced, as many copies of the record as desired may be made by the electrotyper or print plater.
Inventions in the Century|William Henry Doolittle
Thomas Plater also had moved out from George Town and lived near by.
A Portrait of Old George Town|Grace Dunlop Ecker

Mr. Key was a connection of Mrs. Beanes', who was a member of the Plater family.
A Portrait of Old George Town|Grace Dunlop Ecker

British Dictionary definitions for plater

plater

/ (ˈpleɪtə) /

noun

a person or thing that plates

horse racing

a mediocre horse entered chiefly for minor races
a blacksmith who shoes racehorses with the special type of light shoe used for racing

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