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Pléiade Definition

Pléiade (plā yȧd′)

noun

  1. a group of seven French poets of the 16th cent. who favored the use of classical forms
  2. a small group, usually seven, of brilliant persons

Etymology: Fr: see the Pleiades

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  2. ‹ Pkwy
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  5. ‹ PKM
  6. ‹ PKI
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  8. ‹ pk
  9. ‹ pj's
  10. ‹ pizzle
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