Definition of Pleaters
1. pleater [n] - See also: pleater
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Lexicographical Neighbors of Pleaters
Literary usage of Pleaters
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Rational Method in Reading: An Original Presentation of Sight and Sound by Edward Gendar Ward (1896)
"... plans, pjan^, plant, plate, plates, platter, platters, player, players, playing,
pleat, pleat er, pleaters, pleating, pleats, plot, pok^, poker, pokers, ..."
2. Facts by Woman (1881)
"... knife-pleaters, into a small trunk, covered myself with a water-proof and
umbrella, bade adieu to remaining friends and the city of Oaks and started. ..."
3. The Autobiography of a Happy Woman (1914)
"... to twenty years old are nimbler, quicker, safer with the swift speeding
shuttles, or steel cutters, or pleaters, than fingers of thirty-five to forty. ..."
4. The Rational Method in Reading: An Original Presentation of Sight and Sound by Edward Gendar Ward (1896)
"... plans, pjan^, plant, plate, plates, platter, platters, player, players, playing,
pleat, pleat er, pleaters, pleating, pleats, plot, pok^, poker, pokers, ..."
5. Facts by Woman (1881)
"... knife-pleaters, into a small trunk, covered myself with a water-proof and
umbrella, bade adieu to remaining friends and the city of Oaks and started. ..."
6. The Autobiography of a Happy Woman (1914)
"... to twenty years old are nimbler, quicker, safer with the swift speeding
shuttles, or steel cutters, or pleaters, than fingers of thirty-five to forty. ..."
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