| FLATTOPS | • flattops n. Plural of flattop. • flat-tops n. Plural of flat-top. • flat␣tops n. Plural of flat top. |
| PALETOTS | • paletots n. Plural of paletot. • paletôts n. Plural of paletôt. • PALETOT n. (French) a loose overcoat. |
| PALETTES | • palettes n. Plural of palette. • PALETTE n. (French) a board on which an artist mixes colours. |
| PARTLETS | • partlets n. Plural of partlet. • PARTLET n. (obsolete) a covering for the neck, and sometimes for the shoulders and breast; originally worn by both sexes, but later by women alone. |
| PELTASTS | • peltasts n. Plural of peltast. • PELTAST n. (Greek) an ancient Greek soldier armed with a pelta. |
| PLATIEST | • platiest adj. Superlative form of platy: most platy. • PLATY adj. split into thin, flat pieces. |
| PLATTERS | • platters n. Plural of platter. • Platters prop.n. Plural of Platter. • PLATTER n. a large, shallow dish. |
| PORTLAST | • portlast n. (Nautical) The portoise. • PORTLAST n. (obsolete) the gunwale of a ship, also PORTOISE. |
| PRATTLES | • prattles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prattle. • PRATTLE v. to talk at length about nothing in particular. |
| SPLATTED | • splatted v. Simple past tense and past participle of splat. • SPLAT v. to flatten on impact. |
| SPLATTER | • splatter n. An uneven shape or mess created by something dispersing on impact. • splatter n. (Uncountable, attributive) A genre of gory horror. • splatter n. (Uncountable, radio) Spurious emissions resulting from an abrupt change in a transmitted radio signal. |
| SPRATTLE | • sprattle v. (Scotland, intransitive) To scramble. • SPRATTLE v. (Scots) to scramble. |
| TALIPATS | • talipats n. Plural of talipat. • TALIPAT n. (Sinhalese) a very tall southern Indian fan palm with enormous leaves which are used as sunshades etc., also TALIPOT. |
| TALIPOTS | • talipots n. Plural of talipot. • TALIPOT n. (Sinhalese) a very tall southern Indian fan palm with enormous leaves which are used as sunshades etc., also TALIPAT. |