Longingly
Longingly, or Longlyad.with incessant wishes
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Longingly, or Longlyad.with incessant wishes
Longisha.moderately long
Longituden.length, distance from East to West
Longitudinala.measured by or running out in length
Longleggeda.having long legs, tall
Longprimern.a sort of printing types
Longsighteda.able to see at a great distance
Longsightednessn.the faculty of seeing very distant objects
Longsomea.long, dilatory, tedious, ob.
Longsufferinga.patient;n.clemency, mercy
Longways, or Longwisead.in length or extent
Longwindeda.having good breath, tedious, slow
Loo, or Lun.the name of a game at cards
Loobilya.aukward, clumsy;ad.aukwardly
Loobyn.an aukward heavy person, clown, lubber
Loof, or Luffv.to bring near or close to the wind
Lookv.to behold, see, watch, seek for, appear
Lookn.a view, appearance, air of the face
Lookingglassn.a glass that shows images of objects
Loomv.i.to appear elevated more than usual
Loomn.a weaver's frame for work, tool, bird
Loonn.a simple fellow, a scoundrel, a bird
Loopn.a noose for a rope or string, an iron ring
Looped, or Loopholeda.full of holes or nooses
Loopholen.a hole for a string, hole, trick, shift
Loosev.to unbind, deliver, free, set free, set sail
Loosea.unbounded, lax, wild, wanton;n.liberty