Plenary

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 315
ple'na-rf, a. Full; entire; complete. — Plenip'otent, a. Po e ing full power. - Plenip'o- Aptence, -tens, -otency, -si, n. State of being, etc. — Plenipotentiary, -shT-a-rt, re. One having full power to transact any busine ; esp. an emba ador at a foreign court furnished with full power. —; to a. Containing full power. — Ple'nist, n. One who maintains that all space is full of matter. — Plen'-; to itude, -ttid, n. State of being full or complete; full the ne ; abundance; redundancy of blood and humors; To repletion.— Plen'ty, -tt, n. Full or adequate sup to ply; enough and to spare; copiousne ; exuberance.; end, eve, tgrm; in, Ice; 5dd, t5ne, 6r; PLESIOSAtTRUS — a. 315
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