Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Loosely

Looselyad.in a loose manner, idly, wantonly

947

Loosen

Loosenv.to let loose, unite, relax, free, part

948

Looseness

Loosenessn.a laxness of body, flux, depravity

949

Loosestrife

Loosestrifen.a plant of several kinds

950

Lop

Lopv.t.to cut short;n.a branch cut off, a flea

951

Loquacious

Loquaciousa.full of talk, talkative, planning

952

Loquaciousness

Loquaciousness, or Loquacityn.talkativeness

953

Lord

Lordn.GOD, a title of honor, master, husband

954

Lord (2)

Lordv.t.to domineer, to rule haughtily

955

Lordane

Lordane, or Lordantn.a haughty lazy person, ob.

956

Lording

Lording, or Lordlingn.a little or petty lord

957

Lordliness

Lordlinessn.pride, haughtiness, dignity, state

958

Lordly

Lordlya.proud, haughty, stately, insolent, noble

959

Lordly (2)

Lordlyad.proudly, haughtily, despotically

960

Lordship

Lordshipn.a title given to lords, a manor, power

961

Lore

Loren.learning, doctrin, instruction, a lesson

962

Loricate

Loricatev.t.to plate or cover over, to fill up

963

Lorication

Loricationn.a covering of a vessel with a crust for resisting fire, a surface like a mail

964

Loris

Lorisn.a small quadruped of Ceylon

965

Lorn

Lorna.forlorn, lonely, forsaken, left, deserted

966

Lory

Loryn.a subordinate genus of the parrot kind

967

Lose

Lose, [looze]v.lost,pret.lost,pa.to suffer loss, fail, miss, let slip, forfeit, bewilder

968

Loseable

Loseablea.capable of being lost, loose

969

Losel

Loseln.a scoundrel, worthless fellow, cheat, ob.

970

Loser

Losern.one who loses or has suffered loss

971

Loss

Lossn.damage, hurt, prejudice, forfeiture, a fault

972

Lost

Lostpa.no longer perceptible, gone, perished