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Mar. 27, 2014
Word of the Day

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\plash\
noun
1. a gentle splash.
2. a pool or puddle.
Quotes
They live, Mr. Mannering, by the shore-side, at Annan, and a... See full quote
-- Sir Walter Scott, Guy Mannering or The Astrologer, 1815
Origin
Plash has been around in English since before 1000. Though the origins are unknown, it might be linked to the Middle Dutch plas meaning "pool."
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