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Definition of plain
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Plain
(superl.)
Not
highly
cultivated;
unsophisticated;
free from show or
pretension;
simple;
natural;
homely;
common.
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Firework
::
Firework
(n.) A
device
for
producing
a
striking
display
of
light,
or a
figure
or
figures
in plain or
colored
fire, by the
combustion
of
materials
that burn in some
peculiar
manner,
as
gunpowder,
sulphur,
metallic
filings,
and
various
salts.
The most
common
feature
of
fireworks
is a paper or
pasteboard
tube
filled
with the
combustible
material.
A
number
of these tubes or cases are often
combined
so as to make, when
kindled,
a great
variety
of
figures
in fire, often
variously
colored.
The
skyrocke
Indirect
::
Indirect
(a.) Not
tending
to an aim,
purpose,
or
result
by the
plainest
course,
or by
obvious
means,
but
obliquely
or
consequentially;
by
remote
means;
as, an
indirect
accusation,
attack,
answer,
or
proposal..
Defence
::
Defence
(n.) The
defendant's
answer
or plea; an
opposing
or
denial
of the truth or
validity
of the
plaintiff's
or
prosecutor's
case; the
method
of
proceeding
adopted
by the
defendant
to
protect
himself
against
the
plaintiff's
action.
Set-off
::
Set-off
(n.) A
counterclaim;
a cross debt or
demand;
a
distinct
claim filed or set up by the
defendant
against
the
plaintiff's
demand.
Mystery
::
Mystery
(a.) A
profound
secret;
something
wholly
unknown,
or
something
kept
cautiously
concealed,
and
therefore
exciting
curiosity
or
wonder;
something
which has not been or can not be
explained;
hence,
specifically,
that which is
beyond
human
comprehension..
Plane
::
Plane (a.)
Figuratively,
to make plain or
smooth..
Monition
::
Monition
(n.) An order
monishing
a party
complained
against
to obey under pain of the law.
Elegiac
::
Elegiac
(a.)
Belonging
to
elegy,
or
written
in
elegiacs;
plaintive;
expressing
sorrow
or
lamentation;
as, an
elegiac
lay;
elegiac
strains..
Diluvialist
::
Diluvialist
(n.) One who
explains
geological
phenomena
by the
Noachian
deluge.
Grouse
::
Grouse
(v. i.) To
complain
or
grumble.
Silurian
::
Silurian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
country
of the
ancient
Silures;
-- a term
applied
to the
earliest
of the
Paleozoic
eras, and also to the
strata
of the era,
because
most
plainly
developed
in that
country..
Annotate
::
Annotate
(n.) To
explain
or
criticize
by
notes;
as, to
annotate
the works of
Bacon..
Resolve
::
Resolve
(v. i.) To
reduce
to
simple
or
intelligible
notions;
-- said of
complex
ideas or
obscure
questions;
to make clear or
certain;
to free from
doubt;
to
disentangle;
to
unravel;
to
explain;
hence,
to clear up, or
dispel,
as
doubt;
as, to
resolve
a
riddle..
Mammodis
::
Mammodis
(n.)
Coarse
plain India
muslins.
Joiner
::
"Joiner
(n.) A
wood-working
machine,
for
sawing,
plaining,
mortising,
tenoning,
grooving,
etc..
Calico
::
Calico
(n.) Plain white cloth made from
cotton,
but which
receives
distinctive
names
according
to
quality
and use, as, super
calicoes,
shirting
calicoes,
unbleached
calicoes,
etc..
English
::
English
(v. t.) To
translate
into the
English
language;
to
Anglicize;
hence,
to
interpret;
to
explain..
Confession
::
Confession
(n.) An
admission
by a party to whom an act is
imputed,
in
relation
to such act. A
judicial
confession
settles
the issue to which it
applies;
an
extrajudical
confession
may be
explained
or
rebutted..
Epidictical
::
Epidictical
(a.)
Serving
to
explain;
demonstrative.
Definer
::
Definer
(n.) One who
defines
or
explains.
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