simply

Adverb. 1. clearly, unambiguously, without embellishment.
2. merely, only.

1. Speaking simply is the best way to be understood.
2. To defend myself against the burglar, I simply shot him.

by Antinous September 12, 2003

simply

A pretensious filler word.

He was simply marvelous.

by </time> September 14, 2003

simply

adv.
1. In a way that eschews completely the presence of complicated, complex or otherwise Byzantine factors. "It was done simply."
2. This definition only occurs when the adverb applies to the passive verb 'is'. It appears to be a simple emphasis, most likely uttered whilst sipping tea and/or being a ponce. "That is simply awful."

noun
1. Token non sequitur definition.

by Zero September 16, 2003

simply

First name of the lead singer of Simply Red

That fellow Simply can certainly carry a tune.

by Ninesh September 15, 2003

simply

adjective used to describe how brilliant the speaker thinks they are for using the word that comes right after "simply"

oh, that would be simply wonderful!
i'm simply brilliant.

by mike September 16, 2003

Simply...

A word that can be added before any noun. denotes cheapness or bad craftsmanship attempting to be comparable with something good. comes from the bulk soda brand "simply cola".

Atlantic City is Simply City.

by Alison November 27, 2004

simply

1. n.-Carrier or sufferer of Herpes Simplex II; carrier or sufferer of the clap ; Crusty

2. adj.-of or like Herpes Simplex II or a carrier or sufferer thereof

1. n.-If a man's a simply in the contagious phase, GF, don't be backin' it up to his horn.

2. Yo, I heard yo pimply pimp--he simply.

by Rick Wilson October 1, 2003