plankwise
/ˈplaŋkwʌɪz/adverb
In the fashion or shape of a plank; lengthways along a piece of wood.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in James Smith (1775–1839), writer and humorist. From plank + -wise.
- Malpighian cell
- Malpighian corpuscle
- Malpighian layer
- Malpighian tube
- Malpighian tubule
- Malpighi, Marcello
- malpita
- malpitte
- Malplaquet, Battle of
- malposed
- malposition
- malpositioned
- malpractice
- malpractitioner
- malpraxis
- malpresentation
- Malraux, André
- malrotation
- MALS
- malt
- Malta
- Malta fever
- maltalent
- maltase
- malt-combs