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plu·ri·es
\ˈplu̇rēˌēz\ noun
(plural pluries)
Etymology: Middle English, from Late Latin, often, many times, from Latin plur-, plus more; from the use of the Latin word pluries in a writ of this kind
: any of one or more writs (as of fieri facias) issued after the first and alias writs have proved ineffectual |