What does PLOTZ mean?

Definition of "plotz"

Parts of Speech: Verb

Definition: To collapse or faint, typically due to extreme emotional or physical stress.

Pronunciation (US): pläts

Pronunciation (UK): plɒts

Origin and Usage: The word "plotz" is derived from Yiddish, which is a language spoken by Ashkenazi Jews. It first appeared in English language in the early 20th century and has since been used mainly in informal contexts.

Synonyms: Collapse, faint, swoon, pass out, keel over.

Related Words: Blots, clots, flots, glitz, klutz.

Example Sentences:

• After running a marathon, he was so exhausted that he nearly plotzed.
• She was so surprised by the news that she plotzed right there on the spot.
• The heat was so intense that several people plotzed during the outdoor concert.