Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Lacerate (2)

Laceratea.formed with irregular segments as if torn

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Laceration

Lacerationn.the act of tearing

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Lacerative

Lacerativea.tearing, rending, able to tear

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Lacertus

Lacertusn.the girroc, a fish of the gar fish kind

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Laches

Laches, or Lachn.in law neglect, negligence

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Lachrymal

Lachrymal, [ch as k]a.causing tears, sad

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Lachrymary

Lachrymarya.containing or holding tears

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Lachrymatory

Lachrymatoryn.a vessel for containing tears

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Laciniate

Laciniatea.having irregular incisions

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Lack

Lackv.to want, to be in want;n.want, need lack of rupees is one hundred thousand, the rupee at 55 cents

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Lackbrain

Lackbrainn.one who wants wit or sense, a fool

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Lacker

Lackern.a kind of varnish;v.t.to varnish

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Lackey

Lackeyn.a footboy, footman, servant

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Lackkey

Lackkeyv.to act as a footboy, to dangle after

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Lacklinen

Lacklinena.wanting linen or shirts, mean

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Lackluster

Lacklustera.wanting brightness, dull, dark

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Laconian

Laconiana.pertaining to Laconia, a part of Pelopponesus of which Sparta was the capital

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Laconic

Laconica.short, brief, concise, pithy, expressive

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Laconically

Laconicallyad.shortly, briefly, concisely, tartly

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Laconicism

Laconicism, or Laconismn.a concise style

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Lactant

Lactanta.sucking, suckling, giving milk

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Lactary

Lactarya.milky, soft;n.a dairy, a dairy house

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Lactate

Lactaten.a salt formed by the lactic acid with a base

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Lacteal

Lactealn.a slender vessel that conveys chyle

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Lacteal (2)

Lacteal, or Lacteousa.milky, conveying chyle

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Lactescence

Lactescencen.a tendency to produce milk or juce, a flowing of juce

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Lactescent

Lactescent, or Lactifica.tending to cause milk