Lugg
Luggn.an insect like an earth worm but with legs
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Luggn.an insect like an earth worm but with legs
Luggagen.any thing cumbersome or heavy
Luggern.a vessel with three masts, a running bowsprit and lug-sails
Lugsailn.a four-sided sail bent on a yard which hangs obliquely to the mast
Lugubriousa.mournful, doleful, sorrowful, sad
Lukewarma.moderately warm, indifferent, cool
Lukewarmlyad.with indifference or coolness
Lukewarmnessn.a want of zeal, indifference
Lullv.t.to put to rest, compose to sleep, allure
Lulla, or Lullabyn.a nurse's song to quiet infants
Lumacheln.a calcareous stone composed of shells and coral conglutinated
Lumbagon.a pain in the muscles of the loins
Lumbara.belonging to the loins
Lumberv.to heap carelessly, fill, move heavily
Lumbern.any kind of useless furniture, timber in general, but chiefly small timber, as boards staves, hoops, scantling, &c.
Lumbriciforma.shaped like an earth worm
Luminaryn.a body that gives or casts light, a divine
Luminousa.shining, bright, enlightened
Luminousnessn.a state of being light or bright
Lumpn.a whole piece, the gross, a heap
Lumpv.t.to take or put in the gross, to join
Lumpenn.a long fish greenish and marked with lines
Lumpfishn.a thick fish with a sharp back and tubercles
Lumping, or Lumpisha.heavy, large, dull, sour
Lumpishlyad.heavily, stupidly, sourly
Lumpishnessn.heaviness, dulness, stupidity
Lumpya.full of or having lumps, heavy, dull