Welsh plain
now historical
noun
Plainly-woven, coarse, or hard-wearing cloth made from Welsh wool; frequently in plural (also with singular concord).
Origin
Late 16th century.
- Porter, Cole
- porter crab
- porteress
- porterhouse
- porterhouse steak
- portering
- Porter, Katherine Anne
- porterless
- porterlike
- porter-lodge
- porterly
- Porter, Peter
- porter's ale
- porter's beer
- porter's chair
- portership
- porter's knot
- porter's lodge
- porteur
- Porteña
- Porteño
- port face
- portfire
- portfolio
- portfolioed