Definition of "platt" [platt]

• See lodge, n. (noun)

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• "And possibly the raftsmen's dialect was what is called platt-Deutsch, and so they found his English more familiar to their ears than another man's German."
• "I hear not a word of how she likes her platt, it is well if she does not burn it in her confusion."
• "Miss Fitzjohn, and request her to make three score and a half of platt to pattern as soon as she conveniently can."