[Fictionary] plew ballot

[Jacob Mattison]

Thanks for the definitions, folks.  I'm pleased to report that we have at least one noun, verb, adverb, and adjective.  Which is great, although as I think about it it seems like "plew" would also make a pretty good interjection...

I got a few knock-knock jokes, but I'll save them for the results, since some of them would give away which definitions are invented.  (So feel free to send more.)

As usual, a 1-point vote and a 2-point vote.  Please send your votes by end-of-day Tuesday, September 14.  Thanks!



plew, n. A non-rectangular paving stone for curved, irregular, or decorative placement.


plew, n. 1. Misread handwriting. 2. Nonsense.


pleu, n. Usu. in phr. "good pleu", of a restaurant or the like, ventilation which allows smells to linger in place, but not to mingle or circulate.


plew, n. A temporary opening between airtight chambers, intended to be sealed.


plew, n. A beaver skin, esp. one of fine quality.


plew, v. (Obs.) Past tense of "plough".


plew, v. Shave with a straight razor.


plew, n. (imit.) Among the Space Marines, the report of a laser rifle.


plew, adv. 1. Greatly. 2. Increasingly.


plew, adj. (Scots dial.) Deathly ill in appearance.


plew, n. A cliff-dwelling shore bird of the sub-Arctic.