plat·en 
(plătn)
(plătn)n.
1. The roller in a typewriter that serves as the backing for the paper against which the type bars strike.
2. The roller in a printer against which the print head strikes.
3. A flat plate or rolling cylinder in a printing press that positions the paper and holds it against the inked type.
4. The glass surface of a flatbed scanner.
[Middle English plateine, paten, from Old French platine, metal plate, from plat, flat; see PLATE.]
- shoot oneself in the foot
- shoot (one's) wad
- shoot one's wad
- shootout
- shoot-out
- shoot straight
- shoot the breeze
- shoot the breeze/bull
- shoot the bull
- shoot-the-chute
- shoot the shit
- shoot the works
- shoot up
- shoot-up
- shoot wad
- shop
- shopaholic
- shop around
- shopkeeper
- shoplift
- shoplifter
- shoplifting
- shoppe
- shopper
- shopping bag