plat
1a plot of ground.
a plan or map, as of land.
to make a plat of; plot.
Origin of plat
1Other definitions for plat (2 of 4)
a plait or braid.
to plait; braid.
Origin of plat
2Other definitions for plat- (3 of 4)
variant of platy-.
Other definitions for plat. (4 of 4)
plateau.
platoon.
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How to use plat in a sentence
He was a short, fat, shiny-faced fellow, with his hair platted into about fifty little tails.
Newton Forster | Captain Frederick MarryatThe first villages were platted south of Lake Erie, on higher ground, the lake ports being neglected until commerce increased.
It was platted at Moniteau Rock, below a creek of the same name, and at first was county seat for Cole.
Saundersville, which was platted by John Ingle, did not contain an inhabitant by 1830.
And when they had platted a crown of thorns, they put it upon his head and a reed in his right hand.
Under Csars' Shadow | Henry Francis Colby
British Dictionary definitions for plat (1 of 2)
/ (plæt) /
a small area of ground; plot
Origin of plat
1British Dictionary definitions for plat (2 of 2)
/ (plæt) /
Origin of plat
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