Complete

[Lat. comp let us, from compleo - con, and pleo, to fill.] Filled up or full; having no deficiency; brought to an end, or conclusion; as, everything is now complete. - Finished; perfected; entire; absolute; perfect; as, the work is a complete succe . (Bot.) A complete flower consists of the e ential organs of reproduction (viz., stamens and pistils), surrounded by two sets of leaves or envelopes which protect them. -v. a. [Fr. completer; Lat. compleo , comp let us - con , and pleo , to fill.] To finish; to end; to perfect; to accomplish; to perform; to consummate; as, to complete a job of work. manner. IMG:content-0291.png:[blocks in formation]