plié /plēˈā/

A movement in ballet, in which the knees are bent while the body remains upright

ply¹ /plī/

1. A fold
2. A layer or thickness
3. A layer of hard rock or of hard or soft rocks in alternation (mineralogy)
4. A bend or set
5. A strand
6. Condition, esp good condition (Scot)

To bend or fold

pliˈer noun

Someone who plies

plyˈwood noun

Boarding made of thin layers of wood glued together, the grain of each at right angles to that of the next

ply² /plī/

1. To work at steadily
2. To use or wield diligently or vigorously
3. To keep supplying or assailing (with)
4. To importune
5. To row or sail over habitually

1. To work steadily
2. To make regular journeys over a route
3. To be in attendance for hire
4. To beat against the wind
5. To make one's way, direct one's course

pliˈer noun

1. Someone who plies
2. A trader (obsolete)
3. A tout (obsolete)

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