IPA: /ˈplɛsər/
KK: /ˈplɛsər/
A small hammer with a rubber head used in medical examinations to tap on the body, often to check reflexes or listen to sounds in the chest.
The doctor used a plessor to test the patient's reflexes during the examination.
The word 'plessor' originates from the Latin 'plere' (meaning to fill) combined with the suffix '-or' (meaning one who). A plessor is one who fills or occupies a space, often used in legal contexts to refer to a party in a legal proceeding.
Think of someone who 'fills' a role or position in a legal context — that's what a plessor does.