subs. (old colloquial).—1. A plenipotentiary.
1697. VANBRUGH, The Provoked Wife, iii. 1. I’ll … say the PLENIPOS have signed the peace, and the Bank of England’s grown honest.
1740. R. NORTH, Examen, 297. Whiteacre … was the treason PLENIPO at that time.
1815. BURNEY, Diary, 329. We were buoyed up … with the hope that General Laurington was gone to England as PLENIPO.
2. (venery).—The penis: see PRICK.
c. 1786. CAPTAIN MORRIS, The Plenipotentiary [Title and passim].
