[57] Lehn, J.-M.; Hosseini, M.W.; Jones, K.C.; Plute, K.E.; Mertes, K.B.; Mertes, M.P.

1974, "Reflexions sur le 'Stichus' de Plute" Dioniso 45: 549-55.

Beef, Blitti, Booda, Bubby, Bugs, Bunt, Cane Toad, Carrots, Chilla, Chinny, Crowbar, Dar Bizziebee, Derms, Devil, Diddles, Diesel, Doby, Doodus, Dussa, Fishy, Frenzy, Gags, Geek, Girlie, Goof, Golla, Grin, Gumboots, Hat, Honkey-Dorey, Hose, Kik Kik, Kissard, Knuckles, Lettuce Leaf, Little Pooh, Loppy, Massport, Monkey, Moo, Nippa, Nuffka, Onion, Paw Paw, Philly, Plute, Possum, Puddles, Puffa, Pumbles, Pumpa, Pusswah, Rubber Duck, Skeeters, Slack, Smudgie, Snobbles, Sputt, Steggles, Storky, Toofy, Toyboy, Trigger, Truck, Ummy, Wiggy, Yarm

For example, in Western Australia, during and after that war, cartoonist Rob Shaw used to draw the evil trio of capitalist (a fat man wearing a top-hat), church (a slim bearded reverend wearing a broad hat), and "plute (that is, conservative) press" (a hag wearing slippers and a woman's hat, of a quaint broad model).

John Ropar and Tiffany Plute at the Counseling Services office for their help and support in making this research study possible, Dr.

Walthamstow: (Chandler)4-6 Union Decree, 3 Im Frankie, 10 Ardera Mustang, Bubbly Kevin, Lambughini, 14 Bubbly Lord, 16 Concorde Flight, Fernabbey Sinead, 25 Cash Barney, 50 Glideaway Jewel, Snoot Plute, Suave Star, 66 Timeforadream, Miss President, Whirlwindromance, 100 Heathers Bonny, Rosden Aussie, Trust Fontaine.