ploot

English

Etymology 1

See plout (“action of plunging or submerging”, “heavy fall of rain”, “a splash”).

Noun

ploot (plural ploots)

(Scotland) Obsolete spelling of plout [18^th C.]
(Northern Ireland) Alternative spelling of plout [20^th C. onward]

References

OED (3rd ed., September 2006), “plout, n.”

Etymology 2

See plute (“plutocrat”).

Noun

ploot (plural ploots)

Alternative spelling of Pulte [21^th C. onward]

References

OED (3rd ed., September 2006), “plute, n.²”

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