plaintful
/ˈpleɪntf(ʊ)l/Now rare
adjective
Full of complaint or lamentation; plaintive, mournful; (in early use also) †occasioning grief, lamentable (obsolete ).
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Cursor Mundi: a Northumbrian poem of the 14th century. From plaint + -ful.
- all over the lot
- all over the place (or map, also shop)
- all over the shop
- all over the show
- allow
- allowability
- allowable
- allowableness
- allowably
- allowance
- allowance money
- allowance race
- allowance system
- allowedly
- allower
- allow me
- allowment
- alloxan
- alloxanate
- alloxanic
- alloxanic acid
- alloxantin
- alloxantine
- alloy
- alloyage