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plait

[pleyt, plat] / pleɪt, plæt /


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She straightened from her place on the riverbank, holding her plait of amber hair, much the way Clare held his own tail for comfort.

From Literature

‘Saw some reeds back there. I’m going to plait myself a hood.’

From Literature

Beside him is a woman in a long flowery-patterned dress, tightly tied-up plaits crossed over her head and a face that looks to be held in place almost as tightly as her hair.

From Literature

Her brown hair was parted down the middle and plaited into two French braids.

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As my panting subsided, I could make out the faint texture of the woven walls around me and smell the still-fresh scent of the green fronds from which they were plaited.

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