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site, Inf. perk; extra, extra added feature or attraction, something additional, gravy, icing on the cake; gain, profit, return, SI. take, SI. velvet.
4. remainder, leftover, Bookkeeping, carry-over, carry-forward; surplus, surplusage, overplus; excess, more than enough, enough and to spare, enough and then some; overage, too much, overabundance, superabundance. plush, adj. luxurious, luxury, deluxe, custom, special, sumptuous, elegant, posh, SI. classy, SI. snazzy, Si. ritzy, Inf swank, Inf swanky; ornamental, decorative, decorated, adorned, embellished, embroidered; extravagant, grand, gorgeous; opulent, costly, dear, rich; elaborate, lavish, ornate, baroque, rococo, gingerbread; florid, showy, flowery, frilly, busy; ostentatious, pretentious, overdone. plutocrat, n. rich man, man of means, moneybags, capitalist, millionaire, multimillionaire, billionaire; nabob, SI. fat cat, SI. big fish; silk-stocking, aristocrat; Midas, Croesus, Dives, Class. Myth. Plutus. Plutonian, adj. 1. Plutonic, Class. Myth. Hadean, Stygian, Styxian, Tartarean, Acherontal, Cocytean, Phlegethontal, Avernal; pandemoniac, chthonian, chthonic.
2. infernal, diabolical, fiendish, ghoulish, hellish, hell-born; demonic, demoniac, demoniacal, devilish, satanic, Mephistophelian. ply1, v. 1. utilize, use, make use of, employ busily, put to use, work with, apply; wield, manipulate, handle, bend; exploit, press or enlist into service.
2. carry on, practice, pursue, lay one's hand to, bend one's efforts to; follow, undertake, exercise; devote oneself to, persevere at, work at, occupy oneself with, exert oneself in, busy oneself with, attend to; engage in, be absorbed in, be about; hold to, persist in; set to, fall to, buckle down to.
3. provide, furnish, supply, replenish; feed, stuff, fill, glut, surfeit, satiate; load, heap, stock, store; nurture, nourish, provision, sustain; shower, lavish, treat.
4. attack, assault, raid, storm, charge; assail, besiege, beset, overwhelm, press, bombard, torture, torment.
5. thrash, flog, whip, beat, batter, lash, scourge, flagellate, flail; hit, strike, smite, pommel, trounce; pelt, pepper, strafe, open fire upon; spank, bastinado.
6. importune, beset, dun, tax, press, push; set upon, urge, call upon, insist, Inf work on; plead, appeal to, clamor for, cry for; supplicate, beseech, entreat, implore, beg, sue, petition, solicit; coax, wheedle, cajole, inveigle; pester, vex, plague, harass, badger, hound, SI. hassle, SI. bug.
7. pass over or along, traverse, go over, go across, cross, go back and forth; travel, navigate.
ply2, n. 1. layer, thickness, sheet, leaf.
2. bent, inclination, disposition, predisposition, temperament, mind, turn, affection, aptness; tendency, propensity, proclivity, leaning, penchant, proneness; predilection, partiality, prejudice, bias, twist, feeling; prepossession, fondness, attraction. poach, v. 1. hunt illegally, deerjack, steal game, fish illegally; Chiefly Brit, trespass.
2. (of land) become trampled, become broken up, become slushy, become muddy. pock, n. 1. pimple, pustule, papule, papilla, boil, blain, furuncle, furunculus, carbuncle, wen, whelk, Rare, bleb, Archaic, botch; eruption, inflammation, rising, lump, bump, wheal; whitehead, Pathol, milium, blackhead, Med. comedo, SI. zit, SI. woogit, SI. hickey.
2. blemish, mark, spot, pockmark, scar, blotch, macula, macule; pit, crater, hole; scab.
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