plank
1plank
noun \ˈplaŋk\Definition of PLANK
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a : an article in the platform of a political party b : a principal item of a policy or program
Examples of PLANK
- Before the convention, there was debate over the foreign policy and economic planks.
Origin of PLANK
Middle English, from Anglo-French plaunke, planche, from Latin planca
First Known Use: 13th century
2plank
transitive verbDefinition of PLANK
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: to cover, build, or floor with planks
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: to set down forcefully —usually used with down
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: to cook and serve on a board <planked salmon> <planked steak>
Examples of PLANK
- <planked the carton down on the counter and left>
First Known Use of PLANK
15th century
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