Definition of plussage in English:

plussage

(also plusage)

noun ˈplʌsɪdʒ

rare

Something extra or added on; a surcharge; a bonus or increase to a salary or basic rate of pay.

Origin

1920s; earliest use found in The Mansfield News. From plus + -age. Compare Anglo-Norman and Old French plusage surplus, post-classical Latin plusagium surplus of expenditure over receipts.

Definition of plussage in US English:

plussage

(also plusage)

nounˈplʌsɪdʒ

rare

Something extra or added on; a surcharge; a bonus or increase to a salary or basic rate of pay.

Origin

1920s; earliest use found in The Mansfield News. From plus + -age. Compare Anglo-Norman and Old French plusage surplus, post-classical Latin plusagium surplus of expenditure over receipts.

单词	plussage
释义	Definition of plussage in English: plussage (also plusage) noun ˈplʌsɪdʒ rare Something extra or added on; a surcharge; a bonus or increase to a salary or basic rate of pay. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in The Mansfield News. From plus + -age. Compare Anglo-Norman and Old French plusage surplus, post-classical Latin plusagium surplus of expenditure over receipts. Definition of plussage in US English: plussage (also plusage) nounˈplʌsɪdʒ rare Something extra or added on; a surcharge; a bonus or increase to a salary or basic rate of pay. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in The Mansfield News. From plus + -age. Compare Anglo-Norman and Old French plusage surplus, post-classical Latin plusagium surplus of expenditure over receipts.
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