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prettygoodwordpleach - v., to interweave (branches or vines) to make a hedge or arbor; to make or renew (a hedge or arbor) by such interweaving; to plait or braid (hair).
From Middle English plechen, from Anglo-Norman plecher, from Old French plechier, probably from Latin plectere, to braid -- and thereby a cognate of ply.
---L.
From Middle English plechen, from Anglo-Norman plecher, from Old French plechier, probably from Latin plectere, to braid -- and thereby a cognate of ply.
---L.
