| PLING | • pling n. (Computing, dated) The symbol ! (an exclamation mark). • PLING v. to beg. |
| PLINGED | • PLING v. to beg. |
| PLINGING | • PLING v. to beg. |
| PLINGS | • plings n. Plural of pling. • PLING v. to beg. |
| PLINK | • plink n. A short, high-pitched metallic or percussive sound. • plink v. To make a plink sound. • plink v. (With "out") (colloquial) To play a song or a portion of a song, usually on a percussion instrument such as a piano. |
| PLINKED | • plinked v. Simple past tense and past participle of plink. • PLINK v. to shoot at a tin can or the like. |
| PLINKER | • plinker n. A person who shoots at makeshift targets. • plinker n. A firearm used to shoot at makeshift targets. • plinker n. One who makes a plinking sound. |
| PLINKERS | • plinkers n. Plural of plinker. • PLINKER n. one who plinks, shoots informally at a variety of targets. |
| PLINKIER | • PLINKY adj. of a high pitched sound from a stringed instrument when plucked. |
| PLINKIEST | • PLINKY adj. of a high pitched sound from a stringed instrument when plucked. |
| PLINKING | • plinking v. Present participle of plink. • plinking n. A noise that plinks. • plinking n. (Firearms) informal target shooting done at non-traditional targets such as tin cans, glass bottles and wood blocks. |
| PLINKINGS | • plinkings n. Plural of plinking. • PLINKING n. shooting at a tin can or the like. |
| PLINKS | • plinks n. Plural of plink. • plinks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of plink. • PLINK v. to shoot at a tin can or the like. |
| PLINKY | • plinky adj. (Informal) Characterized by plink sounds. • PLINKY adj. of a high pitched sound from a stringed instrument when plucked. |
| PLINTH | • plinth n. A block or slab upon which a column, pedestal, statue or other structure is based. • plinth n. The bottom course of stones or bricks supporting a wall. • plinth n. A base or pedestal beneath a cabinet. |
| PLINTHS | • plinths n. Plural of plinth. • PLINTH n. the rectangular base of a column or pedestal. |