| plug hole | 7.64 | Plug all holes in the shed. | ||
| plug gap | 3.88 | Insurance companies aim to plug the gap. | ||
| plug leak | 3.23 | The leak was later plugged. | ||
| plug loophole | 1.78 | The Senate version plugs the loophole. | ||
| plug ear | 0.86 | But Minnesota plugged its ears. | ||
| plug book | 0.79 | He got to plug his books. | ||
| plug device | 0.72 | Plug the device into any wall outlet. | ||
| plug well | 0.72 | The next day the well was plugged. | ||
| plug computer | 0.59 | Even when the computer is plugged into the wall, it drives me up the wall. | ||
| plug line | 0.59 | Plugging her line of clothing. | ||
| plug camera | 0.53 | All you have to do is plug the camera into the printer. | ||
| plug loss | 0.46 | There has been persistent market talk that Olivetti will sell new shares to plug its losses. | ||
| plug breach | 0.39 | In the north of the country, the army had to plug several breaches in dikes. | ||
| plug cable | 0.33 | Rory plugged the cable back into the socket. | ||
| plug deficit | 0.33 | What is to be done to plug the deficit? | ||
| plug end | 0.33 | Plug the end into an electrical outlet. | ||
| plug headphone | 0.33 | Headphones can be plugged into the front of the speaker. | ||
| plug opening | 0.33 | Plug those openings with a wet rag. | ||
| plug phone | 0.33 | They can plug regular phones into existing phone jacks. | ||
| plug product | 0.33 | U.S. executives want Clinton to plug their products. |