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Definition of plaint
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Plaint
(n.) An
accusation
or
protest
on
account
of an
injury.
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Murmurous
::
Murmurous
(a.)
Attended
with
murmurs;
exciting
murmurs
or
complaint;
murmuring.
Reprehensory
::
Reprehensory
(a.)
Containing
reproof;
reprehensive;
as,
reprehensory
complaint..
Querimony
::
Querimony
(n.) A
complaint
or
complaining.
Suitress
::
Suitor
(n.) One who
attends
a court as
plaintiff,
defendant,
petitioner,
appellant,
witness,
juror,
or the
like..
Crossbill
::
Crossbill
() A bill
brought
by a
defendant,
in an
equity
or
chancery
suit,
against
the
plaintiff,
respecting
the
matter
in
question
in that
suit..
Pursuer
::
Pursuer
(n.) A
plaintiff;
a
prosecutor.
Make
::
Make (v. t.) To bring
about;
to bring
forward;
to be the cause or agent of; to
effect,
do,
perform,
or
execute;
-- often used with a noun to form a
phrase
equivalent
to the
simple
verb that
corresponds
to such noun; as, to make
complaint,
for to
complain;
to make
record
of, for to
record;
to make
abode,
for to
abide,
etc..
Arraignment
::
Arraignment
(n.) The act of
arraigning,
or the state of being
arraigned;
the act of
calling
and
setting
a
prisoner
before
a court to
answer
to an
indictment
or
complaint..
Stoic
::
Stoic (n.) A
disciple
of the
philosopher
Zeno; one of a Greek sect which held that men
should
be free from
passion,
unmoved
by joy or
grief,
and
should
submit
without
complaint
to
unavoidable
necessity,
by which all
things
are
governed..
Arraign
::
Arraign
(v. t.) To call or set as a
prisoner
at the bar of a court to
answer
to the
matter
charged
in an
indictment
or
complaint.
Replevy
::
Replevy
(v. t.) To take or get back, by a writ for that
purpose
(goods
and
chattels
wrongfully
taken or
detained),
upon
giving
security
to try the right to them in a suit at law, and, if that
should
be
determined
against
the
plaintiff,
to
return
the
property
replevied..
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..
Suitor
::
Suitor
(n.) One who sues or
prosecutes
a
demand
in
court;
a party to a suit, as a
plaintiff,
petitioner,
etc..
Plaint
::
Plaint
(n.) A
private
memorial
tendered
to a
court,
in which a
person
sets forth his cause of
action;
the
exhibiting
of an
action
in
writing..
Cognovit
::
Cognovit
(n.) An
instrument
in
writing
whereby
a
defendant
in an
action
acknowledges
a
plaintiff's
demand
to be just.
Antibillous
::
Antibillous
(a.)
Counteractive
of
bilious
complaints;
tending
to
relieve
biliousness.
Avoid
::
Avoid (a.) To
defeat
or
evade;
to
invalidate.
Thus, in a
replication,
the
plaintiff
may deny the
defendant's
plea, or
confess
it, and avoid it by
stating
new
matter..
Elegit
::
Elegit
(n.) A
judicial
writ of
execution,
by which a
defendant's
goods are
appraised
and
delivered
to the
plaintiff,
and, if not
sufficient
to
satisfy
the debt, all of his lands are
delivered,
to be held till the debt is paid by the rents and
profits,
or until the
defendant's
interest
has
expired..
Pulingly
::
Pulingly
(adv.)
With
whining
or
complaint.
Ah
::
Ah
(interj.)
An
exclamation,
expressive
of
surprise,
pity,
complaint,
entreaty,
contempt,
threatening,
delight,
triumph,
etc.,
according
to the
manner
of
utterance..
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