Lowing
Lowingn.the noise made by oxen, &c. a bellowing
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Lowlands
Lowlandsn. pl.a low part of a country, a marsh
Lowliness
Lowlinessn.humility, a want of dignity, meanness
Lowly
Lowlya.humble, meek, mild, mean
Lowly (2)
Lowlyad.not highly, humbly, meekly, meanly
Lown
Lownn.a scoundrel, rascal, dull heavy person
Lowness
Lownessn.a low, weak or mean state, dejection
Lowspirited
Lowspiriteda.void of spirits, cast down, uneasy
Lowt
Lowtv.to overpower, look cross, pout
Lowthoughted
Lowthoughteda.having low or mean thoughts
Lowwines
Lowwinesn.the produce of the first distillation of a fermented liquor, or the first run of the still
Loxodromic
Loxodromica.pertaining to the rhumbline
Loxodromics
Loxodromicsn. pl.the art of sailing by rhumbs
Loyal
Loyala.true or obedient to a sovereign, trusty
Loyalist
Loyalistn.one who is faithful to his king
Loyally
Loyallyad.with fidelity, or due submission
Loyalty
Loyaltyn.fidelity, strict adherence, submission
Lozenge
Lozengen.a medicin made up in small pieces, a four-cornered figure in heraldry, an ornament in brilliants
Lubbard
Lubbard, or Lubbern.a lazy sturdy fellow, a clown
Lubberly
Lubberlya.lazy and bulky, clumsy, awkward
Lubberly (2)
Lubberlyad.lazily, clumsily, awkwardly
Lubric
Lubric, or Lubricousa.slippery, unsteady, wanton
Lubricant
Lubricantn.that which lubricates
Lubricate
Lubricatev.t.to make slippery, smooth, rub
Lubricity
Lubricityn.slipperiness, instability, lewdness
Lubrifaction
Lubrifaction, or Lubrificationn.the act of lubricating
Luce
Lucen.a pike that is full grown