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• plaid — [plad] n. [Gael plaide, blanket, plaid, contr. < ? peallaid, sheepskin] 1. a long piece of twilled woolen cloth with a crossbarred pattern, worn over the shoulder by Scottish Highlanders 2. a fabric with stripes or bars of various colors and… …   English World dictionary

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