It forms all or part of: accomplish complete compliment comply depletion expletive fele fill folk full (adj.) gefilte fish hoi polloi implement manipulation nonplus plebe plebeian plebiscite pleiotropy Pleistocene plenary plenitude plenty plenum plenipotentiary pleo- pleonasm plethora Pliocene pluperfect plural pluri- plus Pollux poly- polyamorous polyandrous polyclinic polydactyl polydipsia Polydorus polyethylene polyglot polygon polygraph polygyny polyhedron polyhistor polymath polymer polymorphous Polynesia polyp Polyphemus polyphony polysemy polysyllabic polytheism replenish replete supply surplus volkslied. ![]() *pelÉ™-, Proto-Indo-European root meaning "to fill," with derivatives referring to abundance and multitude.
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