Plains is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLAINS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PLAIN, to complain
• mourn or lament.
• complain.
• emit a mournful or plaintive sound.
PLURAL NOUN:
• extensive tracts of flat treeless countryside
NOUN:
• a large area of flat land with few trees
ADVERB:
• clearly or unequivocally
• used for emphasis
ADJECTIVE:
• 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.

Words related to PLAINS

plain7 plained10 plaining11

Words that contain PLAINS

explains17 chaplains16 complains15 plainsman13 plainsmen13 plainsong12 peneplains14 plainsongs13 reexplains19 mansplains14 floodplains17 plainspoken19 plainstanes13 plainstones13 chaplainship24 overexplains24 chaplainships25 plainspokenness23 plainspokennesses25

How to use PLAINS in a sentence

• Jack, accustomed only to the flat plains of southern and western Russia, was delighted with the beauty of the valley through which they now rode.
• They were forced away to Lake Erie, the missionaries being taken to Detroit, while the Indians were left on the plains of Sandusky.
• The villages among the hills, the villages on the plains, in the valleys, and beside the streams represent in the aggregate an enormous power.
• Its broad plains afforded the best possible pasturage for sheep, while at the same time they bore excellent crops of wheat.
• Nebo and Merodach went in front, speeding like emissaries over hills and plains.
• They told us that the Kanzas nation is now hunting buffaloe in the plains, having passed the last winter in this river.
• They are walking upward to the sunlit plains where the thinking people rule.
• Scarcely any of them are cultivated, being culled from the woods or plains as they happen to be wanted.
• When we cross the Garonne at Langon, we find the plains entirely of sand and gravel, and they continue so to Bordeaux.
• Five minutes later they had ridden down through a gully to the plains.
• Far South, beyond the region of ice and snows, he came to a lodge standing before the entrance to wide blue plains.
• Gradually the veil extended itself on all sides, till it spread over mountains and plains.
• Another has carved out health, happiness, and a fair degree of fortune for himself on the plains of Washington or Idaho, or among the hills of Oregon.
• I observed, as we proceeded, a hill to the southward, the summit of which was equally clear of timber as the plains, above which its height was 80 or 100 feet.
• Afterward Abraham dwelt in the plains of Mamre, which is just above the present site of Hebron in the southern part of Palestine.
• FROM ALCUIN The sea is the road of the bold, Frontier of the wheat-sown plains, The pit wherein the streams are rolled And fountain of the rains.
• Bivar might have confined this observation to the people who live in the larger centres of population, or who have been much in contact with the denizens of the plains.
• There I met a number of the old officers with whom I had served on the Plains.
• There was a great cry for stories of the Plains and all the books that could be found that dealt with the West were translated into the French language.
• Then it was yet another stage further south, within a few miles of Napier, amid pastoral plains, where, if anywhere, peace, it would seem, should have an abiding-place.
• Follow the range down upon the other side and you find the same indications extending into the plains of Burgundy and France beyond.

Similar words containing PLAIN without suffix s

plain7 plaint8 explain16 plained10 plainer9 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

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