Ploits

Derivation “plates” came to prominence in Alexandria, Virginia circa 1998

Ay yo, where ya ploits at?

by Ploit King July 1, 2022

Ploish

Verb: To move so far beyond the boundaries of a map so that there are no longer any objects or terrain within the draw distance, leaving one stranded in a blank plain. Most commonly a result of falling off the edge of the map in poorly-coded Unity games.

Roughly half of Gaming Garbage's videos end in ploishing.

by that one guy in the sweatshirt April 13, 2014

Ploish

Ploishing occurs when an object or character model inside a video game goes past the boundaries set up by the programmers, and hurdles endlessly into a void. Glitches and bad level geometry are the most likely factors to cause an entity to ploish.

Player 1: Don't try to jump over that wall in the corner.
Player 2: Did you get over it?
*Cut to Player 1's character falling underneath the world*
Player 1: Yeah, but I ploished when I tried it.

by Dontrel the Dolphin April 29, 2014

ploiter

To duff along and kill time at work, while doing nothing, but trying to create the impression of working

'Do you have anything to do this afternoon?' 'No, I will just ploiter along until home time'.

by Adetheshades November 28, 2013

Plotshot

A better noun to describe a plot bunny.

Chick 1: So is Harry Potter still dying later on in your fanfic?

Chick 2: Nah, I ditched that plotshot ages ago. He's having a threesome with Ron and Hermione now.

by _allismine_ May 12, 2007

ploitics

ploitical (a discussion or debate wish is ploitic by nature)

noun

activities associated with the debate and discourse concerning the organizing and managing of the community and all community functions and activities forwarding the rights and interests of the social group from a social and not political standpoint.

the debate and discourse concerning the organizing and managing of all social movements within the community is ploitics

by Baron Neville May 30, 2017

Plotsexual

1. A sexuality used in writing where the plot of the character is prioritized over heteronormative or preconceived sexualities.

2. A character who falls in love based on which way the plot flows.

Instead of straight or gay or even bisexual, he seemed to be plotsexual depending on chapter to chapter.

by Estelle Sterling January 16, 2020