pluries
/ˈplʊərɪiːz/ /ˈplɔːrɪiːz/Law
noun
A third or subsequent writ of attachment, issued when previous writs have proved ineffectual.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Margaret Paston (c1421–1484). From post-classical Latin pluries, the name of a writ, short for pluries capias.