Ply is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to bend or fold
• work steadily with (a tool)
• (of a vessel or vehicle) travel regularly over a route, typically for commercial purposes
• regularly travel over (a route)
• provide someone with (food or drink) in a continuous or insistent way
• direct (numerous questions) at someone
• work at (a job or trade)
• To bend.
• To lay on closely, or in folds; to work upon steadily, or with repeated acts; to press upon; to urge importunately; as, to ply one with questions, with solicitations, or with drink.
• To employ diligently; to use steadily.
• To practice or perform with diligence; to work at.
• To bend; to yield.
• To act, go, or work diligently and steadily; especially, to do something by repeated actions; to go back and forth; as, a steamer plies between certain ports.
• To work to windward; to beat.
• A fold; a plait; a turn or twist, as of a cord.
• Bent; turn; direction; bias.
• give what is desired or needed, especially support, food or sustenance
• apply oneself diligently
• travel a route regularly
• join together as by twisting, weaving, or molding
• wield vigorously
• use diligently
• work steadily at (one's business or trade)
NOUN:
• a thickness or layer of a folded or laminated material
• a strand of yarn or rope
• the number of multiple layers or strands of which something is made
• a reinforcing layer of fabric in a tyre
• (in game theory) the number of levels at which branching occurs in a tree of possible outcomes, typically corresponding to the number of moves ahead (in chess strictly half-moves ahead) considered by a computer program.
• one of the strands twisted together to make yarn or rope or thread; often used in combination
• (usually in combinations) one of several layers of cloth or paper or wood as in plywood
• thickness of wool, fabric, etc
• a half-move (i.e. one player's move) in computer chess.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to supply with or offer repeatedly

Words related to PLY

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Words that contain PLY

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How to use PLY in a sentence

• His comrades, startled by his appearance, ply him with questions, receiving only incoherent answers.
• They ply him with coffee till he grows calmer, and asks what it all means.
• It took a stout seaman in those days to ply his calling in the Caribbean Gulf.
• Cease to ply the slave with the stimulus of fear, and he is free.
• But when the year grows darker, And gray winds hunt the foam, They go back to Little Brixham, And ply their toil at home.
• Autumn is the season for him to ply his trade, and he cuts the willow rods down and ties them in bundles.
• Even the gambler must ply the dice-box, and the man of pleasure seek excitement in society.
• Andy had instinctively seized his whip and began to ply it with every opening that offered.
• Black dots, dozens of them, were moving from ledge to ledge, pausing here and there to ply pick and shovel.
• Plummey was instructed to ply Sponge well with hints, all of which, however, Mr.
• As soon as the plants are visible, ply the hoe to keep down weeds and thin the crop slightly to prevent crowding anywhere.
• All the steamers that ply between Puget Sound and Skagway take that route.
• Other men would ply the gear and take the silver fish.
• When here, ply them well, and then we shall go on according to circumstances.
• The steamers, which ply continually in summer and very often in winter, take only a quarter of an hour to make the voyage.
• I think it possible that England may ply before them.
• The besiegers began to ply the town with shells, and those who looked out over the ramparts could see in the darkness the flash of guns.
• The police were astounded by his coolness, and continued to ply him with questions.
• I therefore thought it high time to return, especially as the wind was in such a quarter that we must ply back.
• She seated herself in the chair, placed the basket in her lap, and with a half smile on her face began to ply the needle.
• Whether Germany has succeeded in giving the ply of character to her youth, as she folds them in her educational factories, I sometimes doubt.
• Leaving three vessels to ply there, he returned to Jamaica, bringing back with him only two small prizes, one laden with wine, the other with cocoa.
• But the women were no sooner landed, than that rash adventurer, the husband, brother, and father, seized an oar, and began to ply it with all his force.
• His first essay at marine engineering was a contract undertaken in 1823, to build the engines for the Leven, a small paddle-steamer that used to ply between Glasgow and Dumbarton.
• The stumbling lamb arrives to ply His restless tail in every eye, Eats nasty mint to spoil his meat And make himself unfit to eat.
• Another sank face downward, a moment, then with only one arm, continued to ply for land, leaving a crimson trail behind.
• Soon, however, he brightened at something Doyle told him, and began to ply the old pioneer with rapid-fire questions.
• Any boat ambitious to ply on the waters lying northward between Fort Smith and the Arctic must be either taken in in sections or built on the ground.
• They must ply to and fro over that primitive home of commerce, the Mediterranean.
• OKANOGAN is on the river of the same name, about midway between Brewster and Conconully, and to this point the steamers ply in the higher waters of the river.
• How was it to be accounted for? He began to ply her with questions about herself, but could not find that she had ever come into contact with people who were educated.

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