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a
abridgment
abstemious
acceptable
acceptably
acquisition
ad
admiration
admired
adonia
adorn
advocacy
advocate
advocation
affectionate
afforest
affront
affronted
affronting
aggrate
agreeable
agreeableness
agreeably
alibi
alledge
alledged
allegation
allegorize
alloy
allurement
alway
always
amability
ambrosia
amenity
amorousness
amuse
amused
amusement
amusing
an
anarchy
anise
anticipate
anxious
apathy
appeal
appetite
approbation
appropriate
approve
approvement
arraign
arrest
arride
as
austromancy
avail
available
averment
aversion
avoid
babery
bagpipe
banter
banterer
barbadoes-cherry
barge
barrister
bat
batfowler
beauteous
beauteously
beautiful
beauty
beguile
beguiled
behalf
belly
belly-god
bench
bencher
beneplaciture
best
bewitch
bewitchery
bewitching
bird-catching
bishop
bituminous
blank
buffoon
buy
calash
can
carnal
carnality
caroche
cart-wright
carve
carver
cesure
chagrined
chancery
chariot
charm
charming
charmingness
chase
chirographer
chuffy
clever
climax
coach
collusion
color
colts-tooth
comfort
commit
common
commute
company
compare
compensate
compensation
competence
complacency
complain
complaisance
complaisant
complaisantly
con
conceit
concinnous
conclude
concomitant
concupiscence
concupiscent
concupiscible
congratulate
conjunction
consort
conspirator
constat
construct
consult
content
contest
continence
continency
continent
continuance
contrition
cord
coroner
count
countenance
counterbalance
counterplea
court
courtier
criminate
cruel
curate
curious
curtain
custos
dainty
dallier
damn
dance
debar
deform
deforming
delactable
delectation
delicacy
delicate
delicious
deliciously
deliciousness
delight
delighted
delightful
delightfully
delightfulness
delightless
delightsome
delightsomely
delightsomeness
demagogue
demur
demurrer
departure
descant
desirable
desire
devote
die
difficult
dilatory
dilemma
disagreeable
disagreeableness
disagreeably
disclaimer
discomfortable
discourse
disembitter
disfavor
disgrace
disgracious
disgust
disgusted
dislike
disobliging
disobligingness
dispense
displacency
displeasance
displeasant
displease
displeased
displeasedness
displeasing
displeasingness
displeasure
disqualification
dissatisfactory
dissatisfied
dissatisfy
dissipate
dissipated
dissipation
dissolute
dissoluteness
dissolve
dissonance
dissonant
distaste
distasted
distasteful
distasting
distrust
divert
diverted
diverter
diverting
divertise
dominion
double-plea
drawer
dread
drown
drum
dull
duplicity
ecstasy
eden
effeminacy
elegancy
elegant
elegantly
eloquence
eloquent
eloquently
elysian
embellishment
emplead
empty
enchant
engaging
enhance
enhancement
enjoy
enjoyed
enjoying
enjoyment
enmity
enough
enrapture
enraptured
enrapturing
enravished
enter
enterplead
entertain
entertained
entertainer
entertaining
entertainment
entreative
envy
epicurism
epiphany
esquire
estoppel
euphonical
euphony
euphrasy
evanescent
evermore
everpleasing
excellently
exception
excusatory
excuse
excuser
exigenter
expectancy
experience
experimentally
expression
exquisite
extreme
eye-pleasing
eye-service
eyelid
faceteness
facetious
facetiously
facetiousness
faculty
fain
fair
faith
fall
fancy
fare
fastidious
fatherly
fatness
fault
feed
feel
felicitate
filacer
find
fine
fit
flag
flat
flatter
flattered
flatterer
flattering
flavorous
flesh
fond
fool
for
forego
foreign
forest
foretaste
fragrance
fraternity
frown
frowning
frowningly
fruition
galbanum
galley
gallop
gayety
give
glad
gladden
gladly
gladness
gladsome
gladsomely
gladsomeness
glisten
glue
go
gold
gold-pleasure
good
goodly
goodman
gothamist
grace
gracefully
graciously
graciousness
grancy
grandeur
grateful
gratefully
gratefulness
gratification
gratified
gratifier
gratify
gratifying
gratitude
gratulate
grieve
grudge
gust
gustable
gustfulness
gusto
gymnosophist
half
happiness
happy
harmony
harshly
have
hazard
heart
heed
heighten
heliotrope
her
high
hilarity
history
honor
hoopoo
hope
humor
humorist
humorously
imagination
impleach
implead
impleasing
impoison
impossible
imprescriptible
imprisonment
improve
inclination
inconveniency
incur
indeed
indignation
indispose
individuate
indulge
indulged
inexpressible
infatuate
influence
ingrateful
injucundity
inly
insinuation
insipid
instanter
insuavity
intent
intercede
intercedent
interceding
intercessor
interplead
interpleader
intricate
invite
irredeemable
issue
it
jealousy
jeofail
joy
joyless
jucundity
judge
judgment
just
justice
justification
lascivious
last
laugh
lead
leef
lengthen
lepid
lesson
liberty
libidinous
libidinousness
lid
lie
likeliness
likely
liking
lip
litigate
local
lock
look
loose
love
lovely
lover
lure
lured
luscious
lust
lusty
luxurious
luxury
majesty
make
manihot
manpleaser
master
mastery
match
mean
meet
melody
menpleaser
merit
merry
mightily
mild
mildness
mirth
mirthful
misplead
mispleading
moderation
module
money
moot
moralizing
muggard
mumps
music
musical
mute
mutual
nactareous
natural
nature
necessary
necessity
nectar
nectarean
nettle
nice
nod
nor
novelty
obelisk
oblectate
oblectation
oblige
offend
offended
offending
offense
offenseful
offensive
offensively
offensiveness
opposite
or
organical
overbalance
overrule
pain
palative
paradise
pardon
parody
parole
part
peevish
penstock
pentagraph
peril
perry
personable
perspective
petency
picturesk
pique
pistachio
pit-fish
placable
placit
plainness
plausible
play
play-pleasure
plea
pleach
plead
pleadable
pleader
pleadings
pleasance
pleasant
pleasantly
pleasantness
pleasantry
please
pleaser
pleasing
pleasingly
pleasingness
pleasurable
pleasurableness
pleasurably
pleasure
pleasure-boat
pleasure-carriage
pleasure-ground
pleasureful
pleasurist
poetry
pointel
police
politeness
pollute
poor
poorness
popular
popularly
porcupine
portable
pout
precarious
precariously
precariousness
preferable
prescriptive
presence
prettily
prettiness
pretty
privilege
prodigality
prodigiously
promise
proper
prospect
protestation
prothonotary
proviso
provoke
puisne
pulchritude
punishment
purposely
pursuit
q
queme
quillet
quodlibet
quodlibetarian
quodlibetical
quodlibetically
raillery
rally
rapture
rapturous
rarity
ravishment
rebut
rebutter
recallable
reception
recite
recompose
redeemable
reflect
rejoice
rejoin
rejoinder
relish
relished
removable
renewable
renovation
replead
repleader
replication
reply
resemblance
reserve
resolve
restrain
result
retire
retreat
reveal
right
rostrum
routine
run
sacrifice
salute
satiety
satisfaction
satisfactoriness
savor
savorily
savoriness
savorly
savory
scant
scope
scotale
scowl
scowling
scrupulous
seasoning
seem
self
self-enjoyment
self-pleasing
sensibility
sensual
sensualist
sensuality
sensualize
set-off
shack
shadowy
short-lived
sightless
sightliness
sightly
sin
sincere
sink
situate
situation
sloth
smile
smilingly
snail
so
social
society
soft
softly
solicit
song
sooth
soothe
soothed
spare
sparingly
specious
spirit
spy
stale
standing
start
startle
state
stoical
stoically
stoicalness
stoicism
strength
studious
sty
style
suavity
subject
succeed
suit
suited
suiting
sunshiny
suppress
surplusage
surrebut
surrebutter
surrejoin
survive
suspense
sustain
swagger
sweet
sweeten
swiftly
swing
swinging
swingle
symbolize
sympathize
sympathy
take
takingness
tantling
taste
tasteless
taunt
temperate
temple
tempt
temptation
tempting
tend
tender
term
that
these
thine
thinking
threaten
tickle
tickler
time-pleaser
titillation
to
toilsome
tole
tolerable
toothsomeness
torment
transient
transport
transporting
travel
traverse
trencher
trumpet
truth
turn
un
unacceptable
unacceptableness
unacceptably
uncouth
undelighted
undelightful
undesirable
undiverted
uneasy
unflattering
ungracious
ungraciously
ungrateful
ungratefully
ungratefulness
ungratified
unity
unmixt
unmusical
unpleadable
unpleasant
unpleasantly
unpleasantness
unpleased
unpleasingly
unpleasingness
unpopular
unpopularity
unsatisfied
unsavorily
unsavory
unsound
untasted
untaught
untoothsome
unwelcome
upright
uselessness
utmost
vacant
vain
vale
vanity
venereal
venery
visit
void
voluptuary
voluptuous
voluptuously
voluptuousness
votary
wag
wager
walk
want
wanton
way
weakness
wear
welcome
well-favored
while
whit
whorish
will
willing
wit
with
world
worldly
worry
would
zest



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1828 Definition

PLEA, n. [L. lis, litis.]

1. In law, that which is alleged by a party in support of his demand; but in a more limited and technical sense, the answer of the defendant to the plaintiff's declaration and demand. That which the plaintiff alleges in his declaration is answered and repelled or justified by the defendant's plea. Pleas are dilatory, or pleas to the action. Dilatory pleas, are to the jurisdiction of the court, to the disability of the plaintiff, or in abatement. Pleas to the action are an answer to the merits of the complaint, which confesses or denies it. Pleas that deny the plaintiff's complaint or demand, are the general issue, which denies the whole declaration; or special pleas in bar, which state something which precludes the plaintiff's right of recovery.

2. A cause in court; a lawsuit, or a criminal process; as the pleas of the crown; the court of common pleas.

The supreme judicial court shall have cognizance of pleas real, personal and mixed.

3. That which is alleged in defense or justification; an excuse; an apology; as the tyrant's plea.

When such occasions are,

No plea must serve; 'tis cruelty to spare.

4. Urgent prayer or entreaty.
1913 Definition
Plea (plea)
n.(?)
Plea
[OE. plee, plai, plait, fr. OF. plait, plaid, plet, LL. placitum judgment, decision, assembly, court, fr. L. placitum that which is pleasing, an opinion, sentiment, from placere to please.
  1. That which is alleged by a party in support of his cause; in a stricter sense, an allegation of fact in a cause, as distinguished from a demurrer; in a still more limited sense, and in modern practice, the defendant's answer to the plaintiff's declaration and demand. That which the plaintiff alleges in his declaration is answered and repelled or justified by the defendant's plea. In chancery practice, a plea is a special answer showing or relying upon one or more things as a cause why the suit should be either dismissed, delayed, or barred. In criminal practice, the plea is the defendant's formal answer to the indictment or information presented against him.
  2. A cause in court; a lawsuit; as, the Court of Common Pleas. See under Common.

    The Supreme Judicial Court shall have cognizance of pleas real, personal, and mixed. Laws of Massachusetts.

  3. That which is alleged or pleaded, in defense or in justification; an excuse; an apology.
    "Necessity, the tyrant's plea." Milton.

    No plea must serve; 't is cruelty to spare. Denham.

  4. An urgent prayer or entreaty.

    Pleas of the crown (Eng. Law), criminal actions.


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When a citizen gives his suffrage to a man of known immorality he abuses his trust; he sacrifices not only his own interest, but that of his neighbor; he betrays the interest of his country.
  




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