Webster's Dictionary 1806

568

Libyan (2)

Libyann.a native of Libya

569

Lice

Licen. pl.of louse

570

Licence

Licence, or Licensen.permission, liberty

571

License (2)

Licensev.to grant leave set at liberty

572

Licenser

Licensern.one who grants leave or permission

573

Licentiate

Licentiaten.a graduate in Spain or in physic

574

Licentiate (2)

Licentiatev.t.to encourage by licence, to permit

575

Licentious

Licentiousa.unrestrained, loose, presumptuous

576

Licentiously

Licentiouslyad.with too great liberty, lewdly

577

Licentiousness

Licentiousnessn.a contempt of just restraint

578

Lichen

Lichenn.liver wort, a genus of mosses very numerous on rocks, &c.

579

Lick

Lickv.t.to touch with the tongue, lap, devour, beat

580

Lick (2)

Lickn.a taste, blow, stroke, a place where cattle lick for salt

581

Lickerish

Lickerisha.nice, delicate, luxurious, greedy

582

Lickerishness

Lickerishnessn.a niceness of taste, daintiness

583

Licorice

Licorice, or Licorishn.a plant and its juice

584

Lictor

Lictorn.a kind of beadle amongst the Romans

585

Lid

Lidn.a cover for a pot, box, &c. a membrane

586

Lie

Lien.an untruth or falsehood uttered with a criminal intention, a fiction

587

Lie (2)

Liev.i.to tell a lie, to utter a falsehood

588

Lie (3)

Liev.i.lay,pret.lain, lien,pa.to rest, lean, stay, remain, cost, belonging to

589

Lief

Lief, or Leavead.willingly, soon;a.beloved, dear

590

Liege

Liegen.a lord, a sovereign;a.trusty, faithful

591

Lieger

Liegern.a resident ambassador

592

Lientery

Lienteryn.a great looseness, a very sudden flux

593

Lier

Liern.one who lies down, one who rests

594

Lieu

Lieun.place, room, stead, exchange, behalf