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plank
noun
1 a long flat piece of timber thicker than a board.
2 any of the policies forming the platform or programme of a political party.
verb (planked , planking )
1 to fit or cover something with planks.
2 (often plank something down) colloq to put it down roughly or noisily.
[14c: from French planche plank or small wooden bridge, from Latin planca board]
walk the plank to be made by pirates to walk along a plank projecting over a ship's side until one falls into the sea and drowns.
noun
1 a long flat piece of timber thicker than a board.
2 any of the policies forming the platform or programme of a political party.
verb (planked , planking )
1 to fit or cover something with planks.
2 (often plank something down) colloq to put it down roughly or noisily.
[14c: from French planche plank or small wooden bridge, from Latin planca board]
walk the plank to be made by pirates to walk along a plank projecting over a ship's side until one falls into the sea and drowns.
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