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Definition of plain
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Plain
(superl.)
Not much
varied
by
modulations;
as, a plain
tune..
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Amia
::
Amia (n.) A genus of
fresh-water
ganoid
fishes,
exclusively
confined
to North
America;
called
bowfin
in Lake
Champlain,
dogfish
in Lake Erie, and
mudfish
in South
Carolina,
etc. See
Bowfin..
Panel
::
Panel (n.) A plain strip or band, as of
velvet
or
plush,
placed
at
intervals
lengthwise
on the skirt of a
dress,
for
ornament..
Synonymized
::
Synonymist
(n.) One who
collects
or
explains
synonyms.
Nonjoinder
::
Nonjoinder
(n.) The
omission
of some
person
who ought to have been made a
plaintiff
or
defendant
in a suit, or of some cause of
action
which ought to be
joined..
Fret
::
Fret (n.)
Agitation
of mind
marked
by
complaint
and
impatience;
disturbance
of
temper;
irritation;
as, he keeps his mind in a
continual
fret..
Find
::
Find (v. i.) To
determine
an issue of fact, and to
declare
such a
determination
to a
court;
as, the jury find for the
plaintiff..
Murmurous
::
Murmurous
(a.)
Attended
with
murmurs;
exciting
murmurs
or
complaint;
murmuring.
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..
Croaker
::
Croaker
(n.) One who
croaks,
murmurs,
grumbles,
or
complains
unreasonably;
one who
habitually
forebodes
evil..
Redintegration
::
Redintegration
(n.) The law that
objects
which have been
previously
combined
as part of a
single
mental
state tend to
recall
or
suggest
one
another;
--
adopted
by many
philosophers
to
explain
the
phenomena
of the
association
of
ideas.
Explicative
::
Explicative
(a.)
Serving
to
unfold
or
explain;
tending
to lay open to the
understanding;
explanatory.
Hermetical
::
Hermetical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
system
which
explains
the
causes
of
diseases
and the
operations
of
medicine
on the
principles
of the
hermetic
philosophy,
and which made much use, as a
remedy,
of an
alkali
and an acid; as,
hermetic
medicine..
Traditionary
::
Traditionary
(n.) One, among the Jews, who
acknowledges
the
authority
of
traditions,
and
explains
the
Scriptures
by
them..
"""campagna "
::
Campagna
(n.) An open level tract of
country;
especially
Campagna
di Roma. The
extensive
undulating
plain which
surrounds
Rome..
Apparentness
::
Apparentness
(n.)
Plainness
to the eye or the mind;
visibleness;
obviousness.
Whimper
::
Whimper
(v. i.) To cry with a low,
whining,
broken
voice;
to
whine;
to
complain;
as, a child
whimpers..
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.
Baize
::
Baize (n.) A
coarse
woolen
stuff with a long nap; --
usually
dyed in plain
colors.
Olympic
::
Olympic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Olympus,
a
mountain
of
Thessaly,
fabled
as the seat of the gods, or to
Olympia,
a small plain in
Elis..
Twill
::
Twill (v. t.) An
appearance
of
diagonal
lines or ribs
produced
in
textile
fabrics
by
causing
the weft
threads
to pass over one and under two, or over one and under three or more, warp
threads,
instead
of over one and under the next in
regular
succession,
as in plain
weaving..
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