Definition of place:

part of speech: verb

To put in any place; settle.

part of speech: noun

A space; locality; residence; rank; office.

Common misspellings * :

• palces (0.1%)
• pleace (6.0%)
• plave (3.9%)
• plae (4.1%)
• plase (2.3%)
• plac (3.8%)
• pla (0.1%)
• palce (52.9%)
• plasce (0.2%)
• plavce (0.4%)
• havr (0.1%)
• placae (0.3%)
• plkace (0.2%)
• pl (0.3%)
• plas (0.1%)
• piace (0.3%)
• ce (0.1%)
• restrunt (0.1%)
• plcae (1.0%)
• posession (0.1%)
• olace (0.7%)
• pkace (0.2%)
• palced (0.1%)
• plalce (0.2%)
• plade (0.2%)
• plce (7.3%)
• plance (1.8%)
• plcce (0.2%)
• pllace (0.2%)
• eplace (1.3%)
• placein (0.2%)
• orface (0.1%)
• placec (0.2%)
• ple (0.1%)
• placen (0.2%)
• blace (0.3%)
• pplace (1.2%)
• placce (0.7%)
• placve (0.9%)
• demention (0.1%)
• aplace (0.4%)
• plc (0.2%)
• polce (0.1%)
• splace (0.3%)
• placet (0.2%)
• placde (0.4%)
• plece (0.3%)
• playe (0.1%)
• polace (0.9%)
• placew (0.2%)
• placee (0.7%)
• plaace (0.8%)
• plaece (0.4%)
• plack (0.2%)
• kay (0.1%)
• plaqce (0.2%)
• placses (0.1%)
• plass (0.1%)
• pl8 (0.2%)
• place100 (0.3%)
• placwe (0.2%)

Usage examples :

• Here is as good a place as we could wish. "The Return of Tarzan", - Edgar Rice Burroughs

• I had a strong desire to place her with the Ursulines at Tonon. "The Autobiography of Madame Guyon", - Jeanne Marie Bouvier de La Motte Guyon

• In the first place I really don't think he has got much that he can call his own. "Miss Mackenzie", - Anthony Trollope

• Any man would in his place "The Portion of Labor", - Mary E. Wilkins Freeman