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Webster Dictionary :: Complain

COMPLAIN, v.i. 1. To utter expressions of grief; to lament. I will complain in t...

Webster Dictionary :: Complainable

COMPLAINABLE, a. That may be complained of.

Webster Dictionary :: Complainant

COMPLAINANT, n. 1. A prosecutor; one who prosecutes by complaint, or commences a...

Webster Dictionary :: Complainer

COMPLAINER, n. One who complains, or expresses grief; one who laments; one who f...

Webster Dictionary :: Complainful

COMPLAINFUL, a. Full of complaint.

Webster Dictionary :: Complaining

COMPLAINING, ppr. Expressing grief, sorrow, or censure; finding fault; murmuring...

Webster Dictionary :: Complaint

COMPLAINT, n. 1. Expression of grief, regret, pain, censure, or resentment; lame...

Webster Dictionary :: Complaisance

COMPLAISANCE, n. 1. A pleasing deportment; courtesy; that manner of address and ...

Webster Dictionary :: Complaisant

COMPLAISANT, a. complazant. Pleasing in manners; courteous; obliging; desirous t...

Webster Dictionary :: Complaisantly

COMPLAISANTLY, adv. complazantly. In a pleasing manner; with civility; with an o...

Webster Dictionary :: Complaisantness

COMPLAISANTNESS, n. Civility; complaisance.

Webster Dictionary :: Complanate

COMPLANATE, COMPLANE, v.t. [See Plane and Plain.] to make level; to reduce to an...

Webster Dictionary :: Complement

COMPLEMENT, n. 1. Fulness; completion; whence, perfection. They as they feasted ...

Webster Dictionary :: Complemental

COMPLEMENTAL, a. Filling; supplying a deficiency; completing.

Webster Dictionary :: Complementary

COMPLEMENTARY, n. One skilled in compliments.

Webster Dictionary :: Complete

COMPLETE, a. 1. Having no deficiency; perfect. And ye are complete in him who is...

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