Plainer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLAINER in dictionary:

VERB:
• mourn or lament.
• complain.
• emit a mournful or plaintive sound.
NOUN:
• a large area of flat land with few trees
ADVERB:
• clearly or unequivocally
• used for emphasis
ADJECTIVE:
• PLAIN, unadorned
• not decorated or elaborate; simple or basic in character
• without a pattern; in only one colour
• (of paper) without lines.
• bearing no indication as to contents or affiliation
• having no pretensions; not remarkable or special
• (of a person) without a special title or status
• easy to perceive or understand; clear
• (of written or spoken usage) clearly expressed, without the use of technical or abstruse terms
• not using concealment or deception; frank
• (of a person) not beautiful or attractive
• sheer; simple (used for emphasis)
• (of a knitting stitch) made by putting the needle through the front of the stitch from left to right.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• evident

Words related to PLAINER

plain7 plainest10

Words that contain PLAINER

explainer18 complainer16 explainers19 complainers17 mansplainer15 mansplainers16

How to use PLAINER in a sentence

• For a plainer pudding, double the quantities of the bread crumbs, and if the eggs do not moisten it sufficiently, use a little milk.
• Plainer it came to her that he wanted to relieve himself of a burden.
• The silence in the room said plainer than words that all was ready for the World Story.
• Let us take some of the simpler and plainer things in this question, that we may come up to it without any hesitation.
• Afterwards he made a plainer demonstration of his intention in the library of S.
• Writing, like dress and the common way of life, became plainer and graver and thought stronger and deeper.
• That is what I have come down now to do my best to make plainer.
• The sounds of the footsteps grew louder, plainer, as though someone had turned suddenly from the shore and approached the thicket with long, heavy strides.
• A girl of more vanity would have waited for plainer words.
• The surface of the water grew plainer, as his eye ranged along the tunnel, until, only a short distance away, the view was clearer than on the lake itself, beneath the full moon.
• Had it been white you could not have discerned any plainer the surprise, the disappointment, the grief.
• Plainer than the words themselves this quality in them spoke for him.
• Here its enemies, The passions, at thy plainer footsteps shrink And tremble and are still.
• What it was grew no plainer as I went nearer, and when I came close up, I ceased to see it, only the form and colour of the trees beyond seemed strangely uncertain.
• Wace wants a plainer answer, he shall certainly be gratified.
• This is accounted for on the ground that they are more attractive, and thus they propagate their race, while the plainer ones have few or no descendants.
• Secondly, what is reported to us of Victor, the successor of Eleutherus, is still plainer testimony.
• The hotels in this city are closely watched by the agents of these infamous establishments, especially hotels of the plainer and less expensive kind.
• And the plainer and more simple it can be constructed, the better.
• Vitale, is often supplemented by another plainer cap above.
• He took up a plain truth and strove to make it plainer.
• He made it plainer than ever that he was a model young man and a pattern.
• We may as well talk sense, and the plainer the better.
• In plainer words, I was desirous of judging for myself whether she deserved the hostile feeling which the Prisoner had shown toward her.
• To no one could it have been plainer than to poor Joseph himself that the sun of his glory at St.
• As we approach, the thunder of the cannon becoming plainer and plainer is soon followed by the howling of shot, which attracts the attention of the inexperienced.
• That pile of fragments was telling him a tale which gradually became plainer and plainer to him, and which he believed as if Rynders himself had been telling it to him.
• And we have just seen that in several species of the horse-genus the stripes are either plainer or appear more commonly in the young than in the old.
• All its administration will take on plainer and less luxurious forms.
• Nothing was plainer than his fondness for the hounds.
• The finer the nature the plainer is the facial index.
• Plainer, cooler and less aggressive marble such as that employed in the lobby of the Victoria and Albert Museum would have been more suitable.
• It happens that the rivers, almost without exception, show plainer features as they near the sea.
• That Hamil was already in love with Shiela Cardross had become painfully plainer to her every time she saw him.
• Of an honored name, just, sure, kind, sagacious, a builder, a teacher, a pioneer, the plainer people all over the state leaned upon his judgment.

Similar words containing PLAIN without suffix er

plain7 plains8 plaint8 explain16 plained10 plainly12 plaints9 chaplain15 complain14 explains17 plainant10 plainest10 plainful13 plaining11 plainish13 chaplains16 complains15 complaint15 explained19 explainer18 peneplain13 plainants11 plainings12 plainness11 plainsman13 plainsmen13 plainsong12 plaintext18 plaintful14 plaintiff17 plaintive14 plainwork18 reexplain18 unplained12 mansplain13 chaplaincy22 chaplainry20 complained17 complainer16 complaints16 explainers19 explaining20 floodplain16 peneplains14 plainchant17 plainsongs13 plaintexts19 plaintiffs18 plaintless12 plainworks19 reexplains19 mansplains14 complainant17 complainers17 complaining18 explainable22 floodplains17 overexplain23 plainchants18 plainnesses13 plainspoken19 plainstanes13 plainstones13 plaintively19 reexplained21 unexplained21 mansplained16 mansplainer15 coplaintiff21 chaplaincies21 chaplainries19 chaplainship24 complainants18 complainings19 overexplains24 plainclothes19 reexplaining22 mansplainers16 mansplaining17 coplaintiffs22 chaplainships25 complainingly23 inexplainable24 inexplainably27 overexplained26 plaintiveness18 uncomplaining20 unexplainable24 mansplainings18 unexplainably27 overexplaining27 plainclothesman24 plainclothesmen24 plainspokenness23 plaintivenesses20 uncomplainingly25 countercomplain23 countercomplaint24 countercomplaints25 plainspokennesses25 Show more ...

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