Lux
Lux, or Luxatev.t.to put out of joint, to disjoint
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Luxation
Luxationn.a disjointing, a thing disjointed
Luxuriance
Luxuriance, or Luxuriancyn.excess, plenty
Luxuriant
Luxurianta.superfluously plenteous, exuberant
Luxuriate
Luxuriatev.i.to grow or shoot out to excess
Luxuriation
Luxuriationn.a growing exuberantly or exceeding the natural growth
Luxuriety
Luxuriety, or Luxuriousnessn.great extravagance
Luxurious
Luxuriousa.voluptuous, softening by pleasure
Luxuriously
Luxuriouslyad.voluptuously, deliciously, highly
Luxury
Luxury, or Luxen.excess in eating, dress or pleasure
Lycanthropy
Lycanthropyn.a species of madness
Lycian
Lyciann.a native of Lycia in Asia
Lycian (2)
Lyciana.pertaining to Lycia
Lycostom
Lycostomn.a Baltic fish like a herring
Lydian
Lydiann.a native of Lydia in Asia
Lydian (2)
Lydiana.pertaining to Lydia
Lye
Lyen.water impregnated with salt by passing thro'ashes
Lying
Lyingpa.of to lie;n.the act of telling lies
Lymph
Lymphn.transparent water, a clear fluid
Lymphated
Lymphateda.frightened into madness, raving
Lymphatic
Lymphatica.mad, distracted;n.a person mad
Lymphatic (2)
Lymphatica.pertaining to lymph
Lymphatics
Lymphaticsn.vessels which convey or secrete lymph
Lympheduct
Lympheductn.a vessel to convey lymph
Lynx
Lynxn.a very sharpsighted spotted feline beast
Lyrate
Lyratea.shaped like a lyre or harp
Lyre
Lyren.an old musical instrument, a harp