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Meanings of planchet in English
Catalan
cospell Usage of planchet in English
1
Madame Planchet drew me apart and said: Meester Billee, tell me something.
2
In the coining-room the planchets are first given to the milling-machine.
3
Hello, Planchet, how's my old grannie making out in your scalping-shop?
4
In the next cell to Paul was the Abbé Planchet.
5
I have received, at last, your present of the cartoon, from Dominichino, by Planchet.
6
Porthos, Athos, and D'Artagnan-howI loved you, and your immortal squires, Planchet, Grimaud, Mousqueton!
7
Madame Planchet beamed, and the flesh-mountain was feebly cheered.
8
I had heard many times of Madame Planchet's beauty-parlors.
9
Madame Planchet, permit me to introduce Mr. Carpenter.
10
It was Planchet, the tinsmith, who composed it!'
11
He was well along toward the fainting of the honest Planchet on the money-bags, when the telephone rang.
12
At her right hand is a box containing silver planchets, which are to be coined into fifty-cent pieces.
13
Want to come upstairs with me, and see what Planchet's doing to my old grannie in her scalping-shop?
14
"I weel tell you something," said Madame Planchet, lowering her voice confidentially.
15
Planchet-History in British Costume.
16
Said Madame Planchet, in her stage-whisper: "The serveece of the young god of beautee!" And my fancy took flight.
Frequent collocations
Planchet through the time