plat
/plæt/
verb
- To make a map or plan of a piece of land.
- The engineer platted the area for the new park.
- The surveyor platted the new neighborhood last month.
- They hired someone to plat the property before selling it.
- To braid or weave hair into a plait.
- He carefully platted the three strands into a neat braid.
- The stylist platted the model's hair for the fashion show.
- She platted her daughter's hair before school.
noun
- A map or plan of a piece of land, showing boundaries, lots, and features.
- The surveyor drew a detailed plat of the farmland.
- The developer submitted a plat of the new subdivision to the city.
- We checked the plat to see where the property lines were.
- A small piece of land, especially one used for a specific purpose.
- The plat was too small for a house but perfect for a shed.
- They bought a plat of land near the river to build a cabin.
- Each family in the community was given a plat for a garden.
- A braid or plait of hair.
- He learned to make a plat from watching his sister.
- The little girl's hair was styled in a neat plat.
- She wore her hair in a long plat down her back.