plestor

English

Etymology

Alteration of Middle English *pleystow, from Old English pleġstōw (“playground, gymnasium, amphitheater, a place for a play, wrestling-place”). More at playstow.

Noun

plestor (plural plestors)

An open space in a village where fairs or markets were held; became village greens.
- 1842, John Brand, Sir Henry Ellis, Observations on popular antiquities:
  At the south corner of the plestor, or area, near the church, there stood, about twenty years ago, a very old grotesque hollow pollard-ash, which for ages had been looked on with no small veneration as a Shrew-Ash.

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petrols, replots, torples

单词	plestor
释义	plestor English Etymology Alteration of Middle English *pleystow, from Old English pleġstōw (“playground, gymnasium, amphitheater, a place for a play, wrestling-place”). More at playstow. Noun plestor (plural plestors) An open space in a village where fairs or markets were held; became village greens. 1842, John Brand, Sir Henry Ellis, Observations on popular antiquities: At the south corner of the plestor, or area, near the church, there stood, about twenty years ago, a very old grotesque hollow pollard-ash, which for ages had been looked on with no small veneration as a Shrew-Ash. See also playstow Anagrams petrols, replots, torples
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plestor

English

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