place between. interpose.
plague, n. [pestilence].
plague, v. [hector], [tantalize], [tease], badger, [pester], [twit], [nag], [torment], [harass], harry.
plaguy, a. (Colloq.) [troublesome], [vexatious], [annoying].
plaid, a. [checkered], [crossbarred].
plaid cloth of Scotland. tartan.
plain, n. prairie, [field], savanna, pampas, steppe, llano, champaign, campagna, heath, moor, camass, downs, tundra, veldt, peneplain.
plain, a. [evident], [manifest], explicit, [obvious], [unmistakable], distinct, [apparent], palpable, [patent]; unembellished, [simple], austere, [severe], ungarnished, unadorned, untrimmed; [homely], uncomely; [flat], [level], [even], [smooth], plane; [unaffected], [simple], [artless], [outspoken], [undesigning], ingenuous, [unreserved], [direct]; [frugal], [homely]; unvaried, unfigured; mere, [absolute], [unmistakable]. Antonyms: [ambiguous], equivocal, indistinct, indecipherable, elaborate, [luxurious], [cryptic], [abstruse], [ornate], enigmatic, [vague], inexplicable, [obscure], [complex], [intricate], embellished.
plain, adv. plainly, distinctly, bluntly, candidly, explicitly.
plain-dealing, n. [honesty].