Plaid

What do we mean by plaid?

Cloth, often made of wool, with a tartan or checked pattern. noun

A pattern of this kind. noun

A rectangular woolen scarf of a tartan pattern worn over the left shoulder by Scottish Highlanders. noun

A garment of woolen cloth, often having a tartan pattern. See tartan. noun

In general, any fabric having a pattern consisting of colored bars or stripes crossing each other in imitation of the Scottish tartan. noun

A pattern of bars crossing each other at right angles on anything. noun

Ornamented with a pattern of bars or stripes of color crossing one another at right angles: said especially of textile fabrics: as, a plaid silk ribbon; a plaid waistcoat.

Checkered.

A rectangular garment or piece of cloth, usually made of the checkered material called tartan, but sometimes of plain gray, or gray with black stripes. It is worn by both sexes in Scotland. noun

Goods of any quality or material of the pattern of a plaid or tartan; a checkered cloth or pattern. noun

Having a pattern or colors which resemble a Scotch plaid; checkered or marked with bars or stripes at right angles to one another. adjective

Simple past tense and past participle of play. verb

Having a pattern or colors which resemble a Scottish tartan; checkered or marked with bars or stripes at right angles to one another. adjective

A cloth having a crisscross design noun

A type of twilled woollen cloth, often with a tartan or chequered pattern.

A length of such material used as a piece of clothing, formerly worn in the Scottish Highlands and other parts of northern Britain and remaining as an item of ceremonial dress worn by members of Scottish pipe bands.

The typical chequered pattern of a plaid; tartan.

1) Cool, in-style, pleasing to look at; awesome 2) A clothing pattern involving crossed lines/colors (usually 3 or more) to form a square pattern Urban Dictionary

An incredible pattern created by the scots and irish in ancient times. Urban Dictionary

1) The color of freedom 2) Can be worn any way and still be bad ass 3) The international flag of masculinity Urban Dictionary

A woman who pretends, for social purposes, to be lesbian, but isn't. Urban Dictionary

A degree of being stoned beyond all other levels of "stonedness." Urban Dictionary

A plaid is an article of clothing worn over the left shoulder of a male and worn over the right shoulder of a female and comes from Gaelic ,plaide, "a blanket". Some plaids have a pattern of colours which is correctly referred to as a "tartan". Some plaids worn by the irish have solid colors, one of which is called the "Fringed Fly Plaid" which is saffron in colour, a shade of yellow. Referring to a tartan, the design on some plaids, as "plaid" is like referring to a checked black and white pattern as a "table cloth" when all table clothes do not necessarily have a checked pattern and checked patterns can appear on skirts, sofas, floor tile and so on! Urban Dictionary

A person who always follows the rules, laws, and social norms. Urban Dictionary

Stanley's magical shirt. Urban Dictionary

When one or more in a certain party participate in the act of wearing plaid Urban Dictionary

Plaid's are the name for the members of the Hot Hobo Love cult. The members of such cult were dubbed by their creator, mighty Tech, as “Plaids”, in honor of the shared Ralph Lauren green/navy plaid shirt said TomStud and HotBert wear, which became the icon of the hobolove relationship of said actors and triggered the entire creation of this cult. Most of the members of the Hot Hobo Love Club are also fans of the two main book franchises in the modern world ( Harry Potter and Twilight). As part of the cult, being a Plaid involves daily rituals, such as reciting the “Plaid Pledge”, oath of allegiance to the world of Hoboness and bearded ways: I pledge allegiance to the green plaid shirt Of the united team of Hobo Love And to the hobo sexyness for which their beards stand One Sombrero-free Hobo Nation, under TomBert Free of KStew/Bert shippers With beards and hobo love for all The green plaid shirt is considered by the supporters of Hot Hobo Love as a sacred emblem in the cult of the Plaids. The legend of the Green Plaid Shirt echoes from sensual times shared between HotBert and TomStud. After their scene of intimacy they dress in the dark and the one who dresses himself in the shirt will be the submissive at the next turn of Hot Hobo Love. Some may say that since Kstew, the Plaids sworn enemy has sported a Green Plaid Shirt, it supports the chagrin against the shunned society, but truth be told, everyone wants to be a Plaid. Especially Kstew and her big ass Ba-Donk-A-Donk. Many of the Plaid's have hobo names, such as Jacqui McPimpHo, Bus Stop Chrissy, Ingrown Toenail Sally, Hungover Hetty, Booze Luva Bea, Necrophelia Dee, Loose Change Lura, Empteh Bucket o’ Chicken Joy, Fifth o’ Vodka Fran, Hot Grits Lucid, Shopping Cart Taylor and Guinness Grunge Grace. Plaid's have many carols, songs and hobo stories to tell, each of which are pretty epic. They vary their infatuations between with HotBert's hands, TomBert's bromance, TomStud's inconspicuous love affair with Touj0ursPur and the relationship between all of them and TomBert. There is a section of three special Plaid's, known as “The Holy Trinity”. The Holy Trinity are the most hobo-esque Plaids since the creation of TomBert. The Holy Trinity consists of Tech, the nation's founder, and wife of many a hobo. Nicole, parody maker and HotBert impersonator extraordinaire. And Lolly. The Plaid's resident information box with a creative mind that matches the Queen. Apart from Kstew, Plaid's other enemies are “Brutal” Twilight fans, who claim to be srs bsns or “#1 Twihards” who attack the god of HoboLove himself, Mexican Mariachi Sombreros being their weapon of choice. According to HotBert, these Twihards “iz just chagrin”, and his other half, TomStud has been quoted saying that Plaids “dazzle”. To become a member of Hot Hobo Love, the almighty Tech must approve of you. Which is very rare. This has become a very exclusive society and it is now considered an honor in the fandom world to be part of the Plaids. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to plaid:
plaid, plain, laid, placid, plait, paid, plad, plaud, ploid, plai, slaid, flaid, plaie.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word plaid:
cymru, kilt, wyn, flannel, belted, pleated, tartan, skirt, devolution, shawl, blouse, eisteddfod, khaki, pantry, snp, sweater, shirts, shirt, democrats, pants, ams, welsh, retina, socks, warp, trousers, councillor, liberal, mps, jeans, jacket, wales, labour, garment, hat, williams, presiding, shorts, loch, evans, woven, boots, worn, spokesperson, dress, fabric, shoes, highland, parliament, cloth, swansea, constituency, nationalist, assembly, stood, candidate, seats, mark, suits, wear, wore, cardiff, seat, nationalism, parliamentary, wears, derives, ward, coalition, jones, inquiry, shoulder, scottish, democrat, referendum, electoral, stamps, ulster, party, contested, leather, polo, advocated, gaining, wearing, vote, conservative, lewis, election, uniform, member, check, belt, candidates, owen, coat, leader, pattern, westminster, shadow.

Words that rhyme with plaid:
sad, pad, bad, ad, fad, add, mad, cad, glad, clad, rad, chad, comrade, gad, lad, nomad, triad, dyad, tad, dad, scad, had, brad, shad, ironclad, grad, olympiad, nad, doodad, keypad, strad, thad, vlad, galahad, grandad, ladd, forbad, ecad, trinidad, ciudad, amistad, dradde, riyadh, sociedad, hyderabad, mossad, volgograd, sinbad, ydrad, tchad, soledad, leningrad, undergrad, lily pad, stalingrad, launch pad, kaliningrad, riyad, gadd, unctad, madd, ladde, not bad, too bad, hadd, scantily clad, go bad, mirad, newspaper ad, visegrad, want ad, like mad, sketch pad, knee pad, scratch pad, tadd, flad, sir galahad, amstrad, deadbeat dad, caridad, halmstad, scouring pad, elbow pad, launching pad, shadd, mattress pad, stamp pad, writing pad, carpet pad, hot pad, thinkpad, arm pad, mouse pad, schad, cleaning pad, shoulder pad, heating pad, raving mad, body pad.

Adjectives that are often used to describe plaid:
scotch, red, belted, green, blue, old, scottish, grey, black, large, brown, gray, dark, white, bright, yellow, tattered, warm, light, scarlet, coloured, thick, pink, heavy, silken, bloody, muted, hill, soft, graceful, ragged, cushy, irish, big, bold, rich, gay, striped, loud, coarse, purple, chequered, beautiful, colorful, scanty, colored, tartan, wet, well, identical, ample, rough, scots, pale, checkered, distinctive, kilted, reddish, orange, pretty, crazy, damp, shadowy, dirty, crimson, shepherd, pleated, lambent, yer, sized, folded, brilliant, vivid, loose, garish, subtle.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective plaid:
shirt, suit, trousers, jacket, neuk, skirt, coat, men, shawl, dress, cloak, nuik, inexpressibles, gown, shirts, cap, flannel, couch, slacks, pants, part, squares, blanket, pattern, sofa, boots, brooches, markings, withal, design, robe, form, kilt, blouse, wool, cloth, shawls, silk, skirts, square, stockings, john, venies, torso, pin, bathrobe, chair, shorts, tricks.

Consonant match to plaid:
plead, pled, plod, plied, plowed, played, ploughed, plaud, ploid, plude.

Words that sound like plaid:
plaid, plad, played, plead, plat, plod, pled, plowed, platt, plied, ploughed, platte, ploid, plaud, plude, blad, plate, planned, pad, plot, plight, pleat, plait, plete, plit, pld, plott, plet, plut, padd, plitt, plett, plaut, plute, playte, plote, plads, pleut, polad, plaat, plyght, blood, bleed, blade, bled, blowed, blod, blud, blat, blued, blatt, hlad, blude, bloed, blatte, paid, plant, pat, applaud, applied, payed, pid, peed, planed, pied, pla, pallid, plagued, payload, plas, plante, pede, patt, pide, pawed, pade, plash, plained, pead, payd, plass, plaids, plai, patte, paod, plasse, plah, pillowed, paed, pidd, lbd, piede, plaa, pie-eyed, pie eyed, p.d, p.o.d, pidh, plashed, palade.