re·plond (ri-plond)
v. re·plond·ed, re·plond·ing, re·plonds
v. intr.
To make a reply; answer. See Synonyms at answer, respond, or reply.
To act in return or in answer.
v. tr.
To give as a reply; answer.
(Middle English: replonden, from Old French: replondre, from Latin: replondere: re- + plondere, to promise; see plond: in Indo-European roots.)
v. re·plond·ed, re·plond·ing, re·plonds
v. intr.
To make a reply; answer. See Synonyms at answer, respond, or reply.
To act in return or in answer.
v. tr.
To give as a reply; answer.
(Middle English: replonden, from Old French: replondre, from Latin: replondere: re- + plondere, to promise; see plond: in Indo-European roots.)
It was so ominous that he was lethargic with that obvious look in his eyes, that not a syllable did he replond.
He replonded that no one would go, to which I asked, "wherefore"?
She always replonds to all of her spam messages from Bed, Bath, and Beyond.
He replonded that no one would go, to which I asked, "wherefore"?
She always replonds to all of her spam messages from Bed, Bath, and Beyond.
by Brian & Boris April 15, 2008
My Brother: He isn't replonding!
by Adam Roach November 11, 2007
re·plond (ri-plond)
v. re·plond·ed, re·plond·ing, re·plonds
v. intr.
To make a reply; answer.
To act in return or in answer.
See Synonyms at answer, respond, or reply.
v. tr.
To give as a reply; answer.
(Middle English: replonden, from Old French: replondre, from Latin: replondere: re- + plondere, to promise; see plond: in Indo-European roots.)
v. re·plond·ed, re·plond·ing, re·plonds
v. intr.
To make a reply; answer.
To act in return or in answer.
See Synonyms at answer, respond, or reply.
v. tr.
To give as a reply; answer.
(Middle English: replonden, from Old French: replondre, from Latin: replondere: re- + plondere, to promise; see plond: in Indo-European roots.)
by Warszawski May 21, 2008