Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Landlocked

Landlockeda.shut in or inclosed by land

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Landlord

Landlordn.an owner of land or houses, a master

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Landmark

Landmarkn.a mark of boundaries or direction

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Landoffice

Landofficen.an office for the disposal of lands

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Landscape

Landscapen.a prospect of a country, a picture

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Landslip

Landslipn.a detached portion of a hill which slides down

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Landtax

Landtaxn.a tax put upon land and houses

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Landwaiter

Landwaitern.one who watches the landing of goods

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Landward

Landwardad.towards or near the land

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Lane

Lanen.a narrow street, a close passage or road

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Langishment

Langishment, or Languishn.a softness of mien

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Langrage

Langrage, or Langreln.pieces of old iron for shooting from cannon

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Language

Languagen.all human speech, a tongue, a style

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Languaged

Languageda.knowing various languages

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Languagemaster

Languagemastern.one who teaches languages

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Languet

Languetn.a leaden tongue used by weavers

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Languid

Languida.faint, weak, feeble, heartless, dull

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Languidly

Languidlyad.faintly, weakly, feebly, heavily

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Languidness

Languidnessn.faintness, weakness, feebleness

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Languish

Languishv.t.to melt, pine, droop, lose strength

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Languishingly

Languishinglyad.meltingly, feebly, tediously

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Languor

Languorn.faintness, lowness, heaviness

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Laniard

Laniardn.a short piece of rope or line for fastenings

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Laniate

Laniatev.t.to tear in pieces, rend, kill, butcher

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Laniation

Laniationn.the act of tearing or butchering

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Laniferous

Laniferous, or Lanigerousa.bearing wool, ob.

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Lanifice

Lanificen.a woollen manufacture, spinning, ob.