Naked

na'ked, a. Having no clothes on: uncovered: bare nude unarmed: defensele : open to view; manifest plain without addition, exaggeration, excuses, etc. destitute, unaided mere simple. (Hot.) Without pubescence; without a calyx: without leaves; not inclosed in a pod or capsule. (Mus.) Not having the full complement of tones. [AS. nacod, Sw. naken, OHG. nakot, Ru . nagoi, L. nvdus (=nagdus), Skr. nagna. and Ga. nochd. naked, Skr. naj, to be ashamed nude.] — Kaked eye. The eye alone, unaided by gla es.— Nakedly, adv. — Na'kedne , n. Namby-pam by. nam'bT-pam'bY.n. That which is weakly sentimental, or affectedly pretty. a. Weakly sentimental. [Applied to the poems of Ambrose Phillips, in the 17th century.]