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First published 1983 (DOST Vol. V).
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Plat, v.1 p.t. [ME. platte(n (Havelok), p.t. plette (Havelok), platte (14–15th c.), p.p. plat (Havelok), appar. obs. c 1400, OE. p.t. pl. plætton to buffet, smack: cf. MDu. platten, Germ. plātzen to smack, MHG., Germ. platzen to crash, bounce, strike noisily, and Plat n.1] tr. To strike (one thing into (in) another). — ?1438 Alex. i. 1322.
Throw baith scheild and habirgeoun He plat his spere in his pensoun

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