plussage
/ˈplʌsɪdʒ/(also plusage) rare
noun
Something extra or added on; a surcharge; a bonus or increase to a salary or basic rate of pay.
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in The Mansfield News. From plus + -age. Compare Anglo-Norman and Old French plusage surplus, post-classical Latin plusagium surplus of expenditure over receipts.
- resting staff
- resting stage
- resting tremor
- restio
- restipulate
- restipulation
- restitch
- restitute
- restitutio ad integrum
- restitutio in integrum
- restitution
- restitutionary
- Restitutionism
- Restitutionist
- restitution nucleus
- restitution suit
- restitutive
- restitutor
- restitutory
- restive
- restively
- restiveness
- rest (lay) on one's oars
- restless
- restless cavy