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Definition of plain
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Plain
(superl.)
Without
beauty;
not
handsome;
homely;
as, a plain
woman..
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Plain-laid
::
Plain-laid
(a.)
Consisting
of
strands
twisted
together
in the
ordinary
way; as, a
plain-laid
rope. See
Illust.
of
Cordage..
Complain
::
Complain
(v. t.) To
lament;
to
bewail.
Apparentness
::
Apparentness
(n.)
Plainness
to the eye or the mind;
visibleness;
obviousness.
Expository
::
Expository
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
containing,
exposition;
serving
to
explain;
explanatory;
illustrative;
exegetical..
Truelove
::
Truelove
(n.) An
unexplained
word
occurring
in
Chaucer,
meaning,
perhaps,
an
aromatic
sweetmeat
for
sweetening
the
breath..
Unequivocal
::
Unequivocal
(a.) Not
equivocal;
not
doubtful;
not
ambiguous;
evident;
sincere;
plain;
as,
unequivocal
evidence;
unequivocal
words..
Areed
::
Areed (v. t.) To tell,
declare,
explain,
or
interpret;
to
divine;
to
guess;
as, to aread a
riddle
or a
dream..
Whine
::
Whine (v. i.) To utter a
plaintive
cry, as some
animals;
to moan with a
childish
noise;
to
complain,
or to tell of
sorrow,
distress,
or the like, in a
plaintive,
nasal tone;
hence,
to
complain
or to beg in a mean,
unmanly
way; to moan
basely..
Complained
::
Complained
(imp. & p. p.) of
Complai.
Quadrant
::
Quadrant
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
altitudes,
variously
constructed
and
mounted
for
different
specific
uses in
astronomy,
surveying,
gunnery,
etc.,
consisting
commonly
of a
graduated
arc of 90ยก, with an index or
vernier,
and
either
plain or
telescopic
sights,
and
usually
having
a plumb line or
spirit
level for
fixing
the
vertical
or
horizontal
direction..
Plain
::
Plain
(superl.)
Not
variegated,
dyed, or
figured;
as, plain
muslin..
Materialize
::
Materialize
(v. t.) To
regard
as
matter;
to
consider
or
explain
by the laws or
principles
which are
appropriate
to
matter.
Joinder
::
Joinder
(v. t.) A
joining
of
parties
as
plaintiffs
or
defendants
in a suit.
Intelligibly
::
Intelligibly
(adv.)
In an
intelligible
manner;
so as to be
understood;
clearly;
plainly;
as, to write or speak
intelligibly..
Nonsuit
::
Nonsuit
(v. t.) To
determine,
adjudge,
or
record
(a
plaintiff)
as
having
dropped
his suit, upon his
withdrawal
or
failure
to
follow
it up..
Recoupe
::
Recoupe
(v. t.) To keep back
rightfully
(a
part),
as if by
cutting
off, so as to
diminish
a sum due; to take off (a part) from
damages;
to
deduct;
as, where a
landlord
recouped
the rent of
premises
from
damages
awarded
to the
plaintiff
for
eviction..
Declaration
::
Declaration
(n.) That part of the
process
in which the
plaintiff
sets forth in order and at large his cause of
complaint;
the
narration
of the
plaintiff's
case
containing
the
count,
or
counts.
See
Count,
n., 3..
Sagebrush
::
Sagebrush
(n.) A low
irregular
shrub
(Artemisia
tridentata),
of the order
Compositae,
covering
vast
tracts
of the dry
alkaline
regions
of the
American
plains;
--
called
also
sagebush,
and wild
sage..
Party
::
Party (v.) The
plaintiff
or the
defendant
in a
lawsuit,
whether
an
individual,
a firm, or
corporation;
a
litigant..
Annotate
::
Annotate
(n.) To
explain
or
criticize
by
notes;
as, to
annotate
the works of
Bacon..
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