Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Liverstone

Liverstonen.a species of barytic stone, emitting when rubbed, the smell of alkaline sulphuret

812

Liverwort

Liverwortn.orpine, a plant of several kinds

813

Livery

Liveryn.a giving possession, a certain dress

814

Liveryman

Liverymann.one who wears a livery, a freeman

815

Liverystable

Liverystablen.a place to let or keep horses at

816

Lives

Livesn. pl.of life

817

Livestock

Livestockn.cattle, horses and small domestic animals

818

Livid

Livida.discolored as with a blow, bine, black

819

Lividity

Lividity, or Lividnessn.a livid color or state

820

Living

Livingn.a livelihood, a benefice;pa.alive

821

Livingly

Livinglyad.in a living state or condition

822

Lixivial

Lixivial, or Lixiviousa.obtained by lixivium

823

Lixiviate

Lixiviatea.making or resembling a lixivium

824

Lixiviation

Lixiviationn.the act of forming a lye

825

Lixivium

Lixiviumn.lye made of ashes and water, a salt

826

Lizard

Lizardn.a numerous genus of reptiles, with long tapering bodies and short legs, amphibious

827

Llomentaceous

Llomentaceousa.containg flowers which afford beautiful tinctures

828

Lo

Loexclam.look! see! behold! view!

829

Loach

Loachn.the cobitis, a small fish

830

Load

Loadn.a burden, freight, leading vein in a mine

831

Load (2)

Loadv.t.loaded, pret, loaded, loaden,pa.to burden, freight, charge, encumber

832

Loadstone

Loadstonen.a stone having an attracting power

833

Loaf

Loafn.a quantity or mass of bread

834

Loam

Loam, or Loomn.a fat earth;v.t.to cover with

835

Loamy

Loamya.consisting of or like loam, marly

836

Loan

Loann.any thing lent, use, interest of money

837

Loan (2)

Loanv.i.to lend, which see