Pluto
Pluto (noun) means the Roman god of the underworld. Example: “In mythology, Pluto ruled the realm of the dead.”
How to use Pluto
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe mythological god, the dwarf planet, or (as slang) to demote something.
Word forms
- Third person singular
- plutos
- Past tense
- plutoed
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Etymology
From Latin "Plūtō", from Greek "Ploútōn", god of the underworld; the informal verb sense arose after the dwarf planet Pluto was demoted from full planet status in 2006.
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