unplainedt (unpland)

Not deplored; not bewailed or lamented. To die alone, unpitied, unplained . Spenser, Daphnaïda. unplait (un-plāt'), v . t . [ unpleiten ; un -2 + plait . Cf. unplight2.] 1. To unfold; explain. Unnete may I unpleyten my sentence with wordes. Chaucer , Boëthius, ii. prose 8. 2. To undo the plaits of; unbraid: as, to un plait hair. One day she even went the length of unplaiting with swift warm fingers all the wavy coils of that rippling hair. R. Brought on, Not Wisely but Too Well, xxiii.