plank /plangk/

1. A long piece of timber, thicker and usu narrower than a board
2. A special board on which fish, etc, is cooked and served (N American)
3. One of the principles or aims that form the platform or programme of a political party, etc

1. To cover with planks
2. To pay down or table (with down)
3. To cook on a plank (US)
4. To put down with a thump or plump (often with down; Scot or dialect)

plankˈing noun

1. The act of laying planks
2. A series of planks
3. Work made up of planks

plank bed noun

A prison bed of wood without a mattress

walk the plank

To suffer the former maritime punishment of being forced to walk off the end of a plank projecting over the ship's side

• dildoes
• dildo-glass
• dildo-glasses
• dildos
• dilemma
• dilemmas
• dilemmatic
• dilettante
• dilettanteism
• dilettanteisms
• dilettanti
• dilettantish
• dilettantism
• dilettantisms
• diligence
• diligences
• diligent
• diligently
• dill
• dilli
• dillier
• drawing-tables
• draw in one's horns
• draw it fine
• draw it mild