Lucent
Lucenta.shining, bright, glittering, dazzling
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Lucenta.shining, bright, glittering, dazzling
Lucernn.a kind of strong grass, lamp, candle
Lucernan.a fish with a bifid tail and furrowed
Lucida.shining, bright, glittering, clear
Lucidity, or Lucidnessn.brightness, clearness
Lucifern.the name of the devil, the morning-star
Luciferous, or Lucifica.giving or causing light
Luckn.chance, accident, fortune, good fortune
Luckilyad.by good hap, fortunately, favorably
Luckinessn.good hap, good fortune, success
Lucklessa.unfortunate, unhappy, wretched
Luckya.fortunate, successful, favorable, happy
Lucrativea.profitable, gainful, bringing gain
Lucren.profit, gain, advantage, benefit, use
Lucrific, or Lucriferous, or Lucrousa.profitable
Lucrinea.pertaining to a lake in Campania
Luctationn.a struggle, effort, endeavor, contest
Luctiferous, or Luctifica.causing sorrow
Lucubratev.i.to watch, to study hard and late
Lucubrationn.a nightly study or work from it
Lucubratorya.composed or done by candlelight
Luculenta.clear, bright, certain, evident, plain
Ludicrousa.merry, sportive, ridiculous, simple
Ludicrouslyad.in a ludicrous or silly manner
Luffv.to put the tiller towards the lee side, to sail nearer to the wind
Lugv.to pull or carry with force and difficulty
Lugn.a twitch, pull, ear, pole, perch, small fish