Definitions
Intention or outline; arrange
Word origin
Borrowed from French plan (“flat surface, ground plot, map”), from Latin plānus. Some sources also argue for influence or alteration of French plant, from plantar, from Latin plantāre (“set, fix in place”). Compare plane, plain.
Used in a sentence
“The plans for many important buildings were once publicly available.”
“He didn't really have a plan; he had a goal and a habit of control.”
“Sweet darling, don't you know somewhere / In the land where plans are made / Someone has written a story / Put down the pen and turn the page”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
Used as a crossword answer17 curated clues
01“Blueprint for action”4 letters
02“Course of action”4 letters
03“Game strategy”4 letters
04“Intended course”4 letters
05“Map out”4 letters
06“Organized proposal”4 letters
07“Outline for a project”4 letters
08“Outline for action”4 letters
09“Prepare a strategy”4 letters
10“Project outline”4 letters
11“Proposed course”4 letters
12“Step-by-step intention”4 letters
13“Strategy”4 letters
14“Strategy before action”4 letters
15“Strategy for later”4 letters
16“Strategy or schedule”4 letters
17“Intended way forward”4 letters
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