Definition of ploat in English:

ploat

verb pləʊt

English Regional, Scottish, Northern

with object To pluck; to strip of feathers, wool, etc. Frequently figurative: to rob or plunder, to fleece.

Origin

Mid 18th century. From Dutch ploten (also Dutch regional (West Flemish) plotten) to pluck, to strip the wool from a fleece; further etymology uncertain and disputed.

Definition of ploat in US English:

ploat

verbpləʊt

English Regional, Scottish, Northern

with object To pluck; to strip of feathers, wool, etc. Frequently figurative: to rob or plunder, to fleece.

Origin

Mid 18th century. From Dutch ploten (also Dutch regional (West Flemish) plotten) to pluck, to strip the wool from a fleece; further etymology uncertain and disputed.

单词	ploat
释义	Definition of ploat in English: ploat verb pləʊt English Regional, Scottish, Northern with object To pluck; to strip of feathers, wool, etc. Frequently figurative: to rob or plunder, to fleece. Origin Mid 18th century. From Dutch ploten (also Dutch regional (West Flemish) plotten) to pluck, to strip the wool from a fleece; further etymology uncertain and disputed. Definition of ploat in US English: ploat verbpləʊt English Regional, Scottish, Northern with object To pluck; to strip of feathers, wool, etc. Frequently figurative: to rob or plunder, to fleece. Origin Mid 18th century. From Dutch ploten (also Dutch regional (West Flemish) plotten) to pluck, to strip the wool from a fleece; further etymology uncertain and disputed.
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