planish

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  1. transitive verb To smooth (metal) by rolling or hammering.

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  1. Middle English *planishen, from Old French planir, planiss-, to make smooth, from plan, level, from Latin plānus; see pelə-2 in Indo-European roots.

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  1. from Old French planiss, stem of certain parts of planir, equivalent to planer, plane: see plane, v.
 

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