planter
One who plants something.
One who plants something.
One who plants something.
A box or pot for plants to be planted in, usually large and standing on the floor.
A machine for planting seeds or transplants.

planters
plural of planter

plantocrat
A ruler of a plantocracy.

plantocrats
plural of plantocrat

plantsitter
One who plant-sits.

plantsitters
plural of plantsitter

plantsman
An expert on the identification and cultivation of plants.

plantsmen
plural of plantsman

plantsperson
A plantsman or plantswoman.

plantswoman
A female plantsman.

plantswomen
plural of plantswoman

plasmator
One who forms or creates; creator.

plasmators
plural of plasmator

plasmodial
Resembling or relating to a plasmodium.
Of or relating to Plasmodium, a parasite.

plasterer
A person whose occupation is to plaster walls.
One who makes plaster casts.

plasterers
plural of plasterer

plastician
Someone or something that transforms or reshapes objects.
One who works with molding metal.
An artist involved with the plastic arts.
An artist whose work is part of the plasticism movement.
A plastic surgeon.

plasticians
plural of plastician

plastinator
One who plastinates dead bodies or body parts.

plastinators
plural of plastinator

plateletphereses
plural of plateletpheresis

plateletpheresis
The removal of platelets from a person through apheresis.

platemaker
One who produces plates (printing surfaces).

platemakers
plural of platemaker

plateman
A person in charge of the tableware (originally silver plate) in a restaurant.
A person who produces plates for printing.
Someone who cleans plates (crockery).
A baseman.

platemen
plural of plateman

plater
Someone who plates metal.
Someone who installs sheet metal and armour plating, particularly on trains, ships, tanks, and similar items.
A machine for calendering paper.
A device for depositing cells on a plate.
A horse that runs chiefly in selling plates; hence, an inferior racehorse.

platers
plural of plater

plateworker
A person who constructs platework.

plateworkers
plural of plateworker.

platformist
A supporter of platformism.

platformists
plural of platformist

platinumsmith
a worker in platinum, who makes platinum jewelry

platinumsmiths
plural of platinumsmith

platitudinarian
One who uses many platitudes in speaking or writing.

platitudinarians
plural of platitudinarian

platitudiniser
Alternative form of platitudinizer.

platitudinisers
plural of platitudiniser

platitudinist
One who utters platitudes.

platitudinists
plural of platitudinist

platitudinizer
One who platitudinizes.

platitudinizers
plural of platitudinizer

platonic
Neither sexual nor romantic in nature; being or exhibiting platonic love.
Alternative letter-case form of Platonic (of or relating to the philosophical views of Plato and his successors).

platoniser
Alternative form of platonizer.

platonisers
plural of platoniser

platonizer
One who platonizes.

platonizers
plural of platonizer

platooner
A player who platoons.

platooners
plural of platooner

platypnea
Shortness of breath that occurs when the patient is upright, that is, sufficient breathing only when lying flat.

platypnoea
Alternative form of platypnea.

plauditor
An individual who grants applause or praise.

plauditors
plural of plauditor

playa
A level area which habitually fills with water that evaporates entirely.

playactor
Alternative form of play-actor.

playactors
plural of playactor

playaholic
Any person who builds their life schedule around recreational activities, sports, or other types of play.

playaholics
plural of playaholic

playas
plural of playa

playboater
One who takes part in playboating.

playbrokers
plural of playbroker

playbroking
The procuring and sale of theatrical plays.

playcare
A daycare for small children structured around play activities; daycare in general as contrasted with typically more structured preschools.

playcares
plural of playcare

playdate
The occasion of a child having a friend come over to play at their house, traditionally scheduled by both children's parents.
The occasion of a child having a friend come over to play at their house, traditionally scheduled by both children's parents.
The date of a showing of a film.

playdates
plural of playdate

playerhater
Alternative form of player hater.

playerhaters
plural of playerhater

playfellow
A playmate; a companion for someone (especially children) to play with.

playfellows
plural of playfellow

playfolk
People involved in theatrical plays.

playfriend
A playmate.

playfriends
plural of playfriend

playgan
A person whose interest in paganism is shallow and lacking seriousness.

playgans
plural of playgan

playgirl
The female counterpart to a playboy: a woman, specially a wealthy one, who devotes herself to a life of leisure and pleasure, often sexual, without commitments or responsibilities.

playgirls
plural of playgirl

playgrouper
A child who attends a playgroup.

playgroupers
plural of playgrouper

playleader
One whose occupation is to encourage children to play together and to suggest games.

playleaders
plural of playleader

playmaker
A playwright.
A sportsman who leads attacks for his team and creates chances to score.

playmakers
plural of playmaker

playmat
A mat (flat piece of material) designed for a young child to play upon.
A mat for an individual player's cards, dice, etc. in tabletop games.

playmate
A companion for someone (especially a child) to play with.
A person's lover.

playmates
plural of playmate

playmats
plural of playmat

playmonger
A playwright.

playmongers
plural of playmonger.

playreader
A person employed to read the scripts of plays before they are staged.

playreaders
plural of playreader

playright
The exclusive right to perform a dramatic work

playrights
plural of playright

playtester
One who playtests a game.

playtesters
plural of playtester

playtron
A paying visitor to a Renaissance fair who adopts historical costume and mannerisms but is not an official cast member.

playtrons
plural of playtron

playworker
A childcarer involved in playwork.

playworkers
plural of playworker

playwright
A writer and creator of theatrical plays.

playwrightess
A female playwright.

playwrightesses
plural of playwrightess

playwrights
plural of playwright

playwrite
Misspelling of playwright.

playwrites
plural of playwrite

plazzies
plural of plazzy

pleacher
one who pleaches
a branch by which something is pleached

pleachers
plural of pleacher

pleader
a person who pleads in court; an advocate
someone who pleads or implores

pleaders
plural of pleader

pleasurist
Someone devoted to worldly pleasure.

pleasurists
plural of pleasurist

pleater
A person or machine that produces pleats.

pleaters
plural of pleater

plebeity
People who are plebeian.

plebicolist
Someone who flatters, or curries favor with the general public; a demagogue.

plebicolists
plural of plebicolist

plebiscitarian
A supporter of the holding of a plebiscite.

plebiscitarians
plural of plebiscitarian.

plebity
Alternative form of plebeity.

pledgee
someone who receives a pledge

pledgees
plural of pledgee

pledgemaster
A member of a fraternity who takes charge of new pledges.

pledgemasters
plural of pledgemaster

pledgeor
Alternative spelling of pledger.

pledgeors
plural of pledgeor

pledger
someone who gives a pledge

pledgers
plural of pledger

pledgor
Alternative spelling of pledger.
One who engages in or makes a pledge to a pledgee.

pledgors
plural of pledgor

pleinairist
An artist who paints outdoors, in the open.

pleinairists
plural of pleinairist

plenipotentiaries
plural of plenipotentiary

plenist
A believer in plenism; someone who believes that all space is full of matter.

plenists
plural of plenist

pleomorphist
A believer in pleomorphism.

pleomorphists
plural of pleomorphist.

pleonast
One who is addicted to pleonasm, or redundancy in speech or writing.

pleonasts
plural of pleonast

pleuritics
plural of pleuritic