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Definitions for Planking

[1] planks collectively, as in a floor.
[2] the act of laying or covering with planks.
[3] a long, flat piece of timber, thicker than a board.
[4] lumber in such pieces; planking.
[5] something to stand on or to cling to for support.
[6] any one of the stated principles or objectives comprising the political platform of a party campaigning for election: They fought for a plank supporting a nuclear freeze.
[7] to lay, cover, or furnish with planks.
[8] to bake or broil and serve (steak, fish, chicken, etc.) on a wooden board.
[9] plunk(def 2) .
[10] a number of planks
[11] the act of covering or furnishing with planks
[12] a stout length of sawn timber
[13] something that supports or sustains
[14] one of the policies in a political party's programme
[15] walk the plank to be forced by pirates to walk to one's death off the end of a plank jutting out over the water from the side of a ship
[16] British slang a stupid person; idiot
[17] to cover or provide (an area) with planks
[18] to beat (meat) to make it tender
[19] mainly US and Canadian to cook or serve (meat or fish) on a special wooden board
[20] (tr) Scot to hide; cache

Words related to Planking

found, install, insert, set, invest, focus, bring, settle, place, lay, establish, stick, locate, head, prepare, fix, introduce, turn, put, apply

Words nearby Planking

planish, planisphere, plank, plank floor, plank-sheer, planking, plankter, plankton, planned, planned economy, planned obsolescence

Origin of Planking

1275–1325; Middle English planke < Old North French < Latin planca board, plank. See planch

Other words from Planking

plank·less , adjective
plank·like , adjective
un·planked , adjective

Word origin for Planking

C19: a variant of plant

Synonyms for Planking

found, insert, install, deposit, fix, imbed, institute, lodge, park, plank, plop, plunk, root, settle, station, plank down