verb
- to work steadily at something
- to supply someone persistently with something
- to travel regularly over a route
noun
- a layer or thickness of material
Examples
- The carpenter plied his trade for forty years.
- She plied her guests with food and drinks all evening.
- The ferry plies between the mainland and the island daily.
- This rope is made of three-ply construction.
- He plied the witness with questions during cross-examination.
- The taxi driver plies the busy downtown route.
- Two-ply toilet paper is softer than single-ply.