Meaning & use
Plenish
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To fill, stock, or furnish, especially a house or farm with goods and provisions.
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The young couple worked for years to plenish their new farmhouse with furniture and livestock.
Merchants would plenish their stalls before the market opened at dawn.
A note on using this word
An archaic and chiefly Scottish word that survives as the root of the more common 'replenish'.
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