plainant
/ˈpleɪnənt/Chiefly Law. Now rare
adjective
That plains; (Law ) = complainant rare.
Origin
Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French plaignant someone who brings a complaint in court, use as noun of present participle of plaindre. With use as adjective compare earlier plainand.
- public state
- public statute
- public switched telephone network
- public telephone
- public toilet
- public transport
- public transportation
- public utility
- public-voiced
- public walk
- public weal
- public wealth
- public welfare
- public woman
- public works
- public–private
- pub life
- publish
- publishability
- publishable
- publisher
- publisheress
- publishers
- publisher's binding
- publishers' binding