Complain

Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 119
kom-plan', v. [-plained (-plan a''). -plaining.] To expre distre or censiire to bring an accusation, make a charge, murmur, lament, repine. [OF. complaindre, LL. comp i an gere, L. con and plangere, to bewail. See Plaint.] — Complain'er, n. — Complain'ant, n. One who, etc. (Law.) A plaintiff. — Complaint', n. Expre ion of grief, censure, etc.; cause of complaining; A malady: disease. (Law.) Allegation that some person has been guilty of a designated offense. [F.] Complanate. kom'pla-hat, v. To make level or even. [L. con and pian are, to level, plan us, plain.]
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