PLUR

[ plur ]

noun

peace, love, unity, respect: a mantra embraced by some popular culture communities, especially those associated with rave and electronic dance music events: ravers making new friends in the spirit of PLUR.

Origin of PLUR

First recorded in 1985–90

Words Nearby PLUR

Other definitions for plur. (2 of 2)

plur.

abbreviation

plural.
plurality.

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How to use PLUR in a sentence

It is derived to us from the Saxon's who declined smith, a smith; Gen. smither, of a smith; PLUR.
A Grammar of the English Tongue | Samuel Johnson
In declension he never uses -ae as the genitive, but -ai or -as; the older and shorter form of the gen. PLUR.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 16, Slice 3 | Various
When declined like adjectives they drop their e where practicable:—fylled, PLUR.
Anglo-Saxon Primer | Henry Sweet
Skeat has a note on this word explaining renk as a rank of fighting men, and citing the PLUR.
The Bruce | John Barbour

British Dictionary definitions for plur.

plur.

abbreviation for

plural
plurality

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