Ploat

The combination of pl in "plane" and oat in "boat". Seaplane is appropriate, but the usage of "ploat" instead sounds right and proper.

•Hey I'd like to take a ride in that ploat right there!

•Seaplane? You mean a ploat?

•My friend likes to call seaplanes "ploats" because he sees the word better.

•Hey! Plane & Boat? Make it a ploat!

by George.IH August 6, 2017

plots

plans to

John: whats plots?

Jim: lets go to jill's house tomorrow

John: aight

by damp69 March 30, 2019

plorts

Plaid shorts. Usually worn as swim wear, the style is making a comeback for daily wear. Plorts are a close cousin of the jort, or blue jean shorts.

That guy is wearing some sweet plorts.

by Kat the Lake Rat June 14, 2008

Ploat

English. To dress down or remove loose stone from the roof or sides.

They ploated the roof of the tunnel, so that no loose rock would fall on them.

by streonwold April 6, 2005

plotshop

Used on Wattpad to trade plots for follows, votes on books, etc, so that the "buyer" can write their own book using that plot.

Author of $Plotshop$: "This Hunger Games plot is available! You must follow me, vote on 5 pages of my book '{insert book name}' and I comment on this page asking for it. I will only pick someone who is the best writer to take this plot. Please credit me in your book when I message you saying you can use the plot."
Interested Wattpad User: {comment section} "Can I please claim this plot? I have voted five times in your book and I am already following you."

by Helpless Unicorn 💜 July 18, 2017

POATS

Firstly used as a nickname for the big PM to describe her uniqueness meaning how much of a mess/twat she is.

"She's heavy POATS"

by polkat July 29, 2015

Ploat

Something you wouldn't like to find left behind in the bathroom. It could also be put into a verb or a discription of someone/something. It comes from the word "boat"

"Ew, someone just ploated in the bathroom!" or "she's being a ploat today." or "my spelling ploats!"

by Kristan June 22, 2004