Lawfully
Lawfullyad.in a lawful manner, fitly, safely
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Lawfulness
Lawfulnessn.the allowance of law, law, justice
Lawgiver
Lawgiver, or Lawmakern.one who makes laws
Lawless
Lawlessa.contrary or not subject to law, disorderly
Lawlessly
Lawlesslyad.in a lawless manner
Lawlessness
Lawlessnessn.a state of being without restraint
Lawn
Lawnn.a plain between woods, a fine linen
Lawny
Lawnya.level as a plain or lawn
Lawsuit
Lawsuitn.a process in law, a contest
Lawyer
Lawyern.one who practices law, a pleader
Lax
Laxa.loose, vague, slack;n.a looseness, a fish
Laxative
Laxativea.relieving costiveness, purging, loose
Laxity
Laxity, or Laxnessn.looseness, openness, slackness
Lay
Layv.laid, layed,pret.laid,pa.to put, place, apply, wager, calm, still, bring eggs, contrive
Lay (2)
Layn.a song, grassy ground, row, wager;a.laical
Layer
Layern.a stratum, row, bed, sprig, laying hen
Layman
Laymann.one of the laity, a kind of image
Laystall
Laystalln.a place kept for dung, a dungill
Lazar
Lazarn.a person afflicted with filthy diseases
Lazaret
Lazaret, or Lazaretton.a house for the accommodation of persons diseased, chiefly with infectious fevers
Lazarhouse
Lazarhousen.a house kept to receive lazars in
Lazily
Lazilyad.idly, slothfully, sluggishly, heavily
Laziness
Lazinessn.idleness, slothfulness, sluggishness
Lazing
Lazing
Lazulite
Lazuliten.a species of argillaceous earth or zeolite of a blue color
Lea
Lea, or Lee, or Leyn.ground inclosed, a lawn, yarn
Lead
Leadv.led, pret, led,pa.to go first, guide, conduct, entice, draw, pass, spend