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Definition of simple
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of simple is as below...
Simple
(a.)
Consisting
of a
single
individual
or
zooid;
as, a
simple
ascidian;
--
opposed
to
compound..
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Simple
::
Simple
(a.)
Something
not mixed or
compounded.
Simple
::
Simple
(v. i.) To
gather
simples,
or
medicinal
plants..
Sequence
::
Sequence
(n.)
Simple
succession,
or the
coming
after in time,
without
asserting
or
implying
causative
energy;
as, the
reactions
of
chemical
agents
may be
conceived
as
merely
invariable
sequences..
Amplification
::
Amplification
(n.) The
enlarging
of a
simple
statement
by
particularity
of
description,
the use of
epithets,
etc., for
rhetorical
effect;
diffuse
narrative
or
description,
or a
dilating
upon all the
particulars
of a
subject..
Doric
::
Doric (a.)
Belonging
to, or
resembling,
the
oldest
and
simplest
of the three
orders
of
architecture
used by the
Greeks,
but
ranked
as
second
of the five
orders
adopted
by the
Romans.
See
Abacus,
Capital,
Order..
Babyish
::
Babyish
(a.) Like a baby;
childish;
puerile;
simple.
Nisey
::
Nisey (n.) A
simpleton.
Simple-minded
::
Simple-minded
(a.)
Artless;
guileless;
simple-hearted;
undesigning;
unsuspecting;
devoid
of
duplicity.
Sympodia
::
Sympodial
(a.)
Composed
of
superposed
branches
in such a way as to
imitate
a
simple
axis; as, a
sympodial
stem..
Low
::
Low
(superl.)
Not rich, high
seasoned,
or
nourishing;
plain;
simple;
as, a low
diet..
Chippy
::
Chippy
(n.) A small
American
sparrow
(Spizella
socialis),
very
common
near
dwelling;
-- also
called
chipping
bird and
chipping
sparrow,
from its
simple
note..
Actinaria
::
Actinaria
(n. pl.) A large
division
of
Anthozoa,
including
those which have
simple
tentacles
and do not form stony
corals.
Sometimes,
in a wider
sense,
applied
to all the
Anthozoa,
expert
the
Alcyonaria,
whether
forming
corals
or not..
Cony
::
Cony (n.) A
simpleton.
Didymium
::
Didymium
(n.) A rare
metallic
substance
usually
associated
with the metal
cerium;
-- hence its name. It was
formerly
supposed
to be an
element,
but has since been found to
consist
of two
simpler
elementary
substances,
neodymium
and
praseodymium.
See
Neodymium,
and
Praseodymium..
Element
::
Element
(n.) One of the
ultimate
parts which are
variously
combined
in
anything;
as,
letters
are the
elements
of
written
language;
hence,
also, a
simple
portion
of that which is
complex,
as a
shaft,
lever,
wheel,
or any
simple
part in a
machine;
one of the
essential
ingredients
of any
mixture;
a
constituent
part; as,
quartz,
feldspar,
and mica are the
elements
of
granite..
Roundelay
::
Roundelay
(n.) A tune in which a
simple
strain
is often
repeated;
a
simple
rural
strain
which is short and
lively.
Fop-doodle
::
Fop-doodle
(n.) A
stupid
or
insignificant
fellow;
a fool; a
simpleton.
In-
::
In-
(prep.)
A
prefix
from Eng. prep. in, also from Lat. prep. in,
meaning
in, into, on,
among;
as,
inbred,
inborn,
inroad;
incline,
inject,
intrude.
In words from the
Latin,
in-
regularly
becomes
il-
before
l, ir-
before
r, and im-
before
a
labial;
as,
illusion,
irruption,
imblue,
immigrate,
impart.
In- is
sometimes
used with an
simple
intensive
force..
Sluggish
::
Sluggish
(a.)
Characteristic
of a
sluggard;
dull;
stupid;
tame;
simple.
Choral
::
Choral
(n.) A hymn tune; a
simple
sacred
tune, sung in
unison
by the
congregation;
as, the
Lutheran
chorals..
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