- Look up
plod in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Plod may
refer to: a
slang term for a
policeman Mr.
Plod, a
fictional police officer in the
Noddy stories...
- Mr.
Plod. Some are
caused by Noddy's lack of
understanding of how
Toyland works.
Other times it is
because of a case of
mistaken identity, Mr.
Plod is...
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noted for his slow
playing style which gave rise to his nickname, "Rod the
Plod".
After turning professional in 1990,
Lawler has
reached one
ranking tournament...
-
sounds ([ᵈn, ᵈl, ᵖm]) are
called pre-stopped consonants, or
sometimes pre-
ploded or (in
Celtic linguistics) pre-occluded consonants,
although technically...
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military police.
Service personnel often refer to the MDP by the
nickname "MOD
plod". The
force was
formed in 1971 by the
merger of
three separate service constabularies:...
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states "some of Greene's 'laws' seem contradictory" and the work is "
plodding and didactic".
Jerry Adler,
writing in Newsw****,
lists ways the laws contradict...
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called it "overbooked in the best way".
Brookhouse stated that
there was a "
plodding"
beginning because "everyone knew the mess of interference" from The Bloodline...
- concludes, "Far from
being a
Forrest Gump with
Salman Khan,
Bharat is
mostly a
plodding trek
through post-1947 to
contemporary India."
Jyoti Sharma Bawa of the...
- detractors, John
Maynard of The
Washington Post stated, "It is a treacly,
plodding affair stunted by
awkward transitions and a
syrupy soundtrack". The film...
- executives, who
blamed the
tepid reception and
costs of the
first film on its
plodding pace and the
constant rewrites Roddenberry demanded.: 240–241 As a consequence...
