Plymouth /plimˈəth/

1. A port in Devon
2. A port named after it in Massachusetts, with the supposed landing-place of the Pilgrims (Plymouth Rock)

Plymˈouthism noun

Plymˈouthist, Plymˈouthite or Plymouth Brother noun

One of the Plymouth Brethren, a religious sect, founded in Dublin c.1825, out of a reaction against High Church principles and against a dead formalism associated with unevangelical doctrine (its first congregation was established at Plymouth in 1831)

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