Plane 

• A mathematical plane, a theoretical surface that is infinitely wide, infinitely long, and flat
• A tool, used in woodworking, that makes surfaces flat
• A type of aircraft known as an aeroplane or airplane
• A plane in physics is a surface which is plane; as defined and evaluated from measured distances.

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