Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Laticlave

Laticlaven.an ornament on the garments of Roman senators

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Latin

Latinn.the ancient Roman language

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Latin (2)

Latina.pertaining to the Roman language

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Latinism

Latinismn.an idiom of the Latin tongue

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Latinist

Latinistn.a person who is skilled in Latin

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Latinity

Latinityn.the style of the Latin tongue

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Latinize

Latinizev.i.to make or turn into Latin

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Lation

Lationn.a motion or removal in a right line

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Latirostrous

Latirostrousa.broad-beaked, ob.

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Latish

Latisha.somewhat late, growing late

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Latitancy

Latitancy, or Latitationn.concealment

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Latitant

Latitanta.lurking, lying hid, concealed, close

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Latitude

Latituden.breadth, width, room, extent, distance, the distance from the equator north and south

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Latitudinal

Latitudinala.pertaining to latitude

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Latitudinarian

Latitudinariann.one who departs from orthodoxy

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Latitudinarian (2)

Latitudinariana.unlimited, unconfined

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Latration

Latrationn.the act of barking like a dog, ob.

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Latria

Latrian.the highest kind of divine worship

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Latten

Lattenn.iron plate covered with tin

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Latter

Lattera.the last of two, following, late, modern

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Latterly

Latterlyad.in latter times or ages, lately

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Lattice

Latticen.a window formed of network

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Latticed

Latticeda.fitted up with a kind of network

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Laud

Laudn.praise, honor;v.t.to praise, extol, bless

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Laudable

Laudablea.praiseworthy, commendable, healthy

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Laudably

Laudablyad.in a manner that deserves praise

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Laudanum

Laudanumn.tincture of opium, a sleepy portion