| PLENISH | • plenish v. (Archaic, chiefly Scotland) To fill up, to stock or supply (something). • plenish v. (Chiefly Scotland) Specifically, to stock land or a house (with livestock or furniture). • PLENISH v. to fill up. |
| PLENISHED | • plenished v. Simple past tense and past participle of plenish. • PLENISH v. to fill up. |
| PLENISHER | • PLENISHER n. one who plenishes. |
| PLENISHERS | • PLENISHER n. one who plenishes. |
| PLENISHES | • plenishes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of plenish. • PLENISH v. to fill up. |
| PLENISHING | • plenishing v. Present participle of plenish. • plenishing n. (Scotland) household furniture; stock. • PLENISHING n. (Scots) furniture. |
| PLENISHINGS | • plenishings n. Plural of plenishing. • PLENISHING n. (Scots) furniture. |
| PLENISHMENT | • plenishment n. The process of plenishing; a stocking or filling up. • PLENISHMENT n. the act of plenishing. |
| PLENISHMENTS | • plenishments n. Plural of plenishment. • PLENISHMENT n. the act of plenishing. |
| PLENISM | • plenism n. The belief that all space is full of matter. • PLENISM n. the doctrine that space is fully occupied by matter. |
| PLENISMS | • PLENISM n. the doctrine that space is fully occupied by matter. |
| PLENIST | • plenist n. One who believes that all space is full of matter. • PLENIST n. one who holds that all space is full of matter. |
| PLENISTS | • plenists n. Plural of plenist. • PLENIST n. one who holds that all space is full of matter. |