LIQUIDITY
LIQUID'ITY, noun1. The quality of being fluid or liquid.2. Thinness.
American Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1828.
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LIQUID'ITY, noun1. The quality of being fluid or liquid.2. Thinness.
LIQ'UIDNESS, noun The quality of being liquid; fluency.
LIQ'UOR, noun lik'or [Latin liquor]A liquid or fluid substance. [See Liquid.] liquor is a word of general signification, extending to water, milk, blood, say, juice, etc.; but i...
LIQUORICE. [See Licorice.]
LIS'BON, noun A species of wine exported from lisbon in Portugal.
LISNE, noun A cavity or hollow. [Not in use.]
LISP, verb intransitiveTo speak with a particular articulation of the tongue and teeth, nearly as in pronouncing th. Lisping is particularly noticed in uttering th for s, as yet...
LISP'ER, noun One that lisps.
LISP'ING, participle present tense Uttering with a lisp.
LISP'INGLY, adverb With a lisp.
LIST, noun [Latin licium.]1. In commerce, the border, edge or selvage of cloth; a strip of cloth forming the border, particularly of broadcloth, and serving to strengthen it.2. ...
LIST'ED, participle passive1. Striped; particolored in stripes.2. Covered with list.3. Inclosed for combat.4. Engaged in public service; enrolled.
LIST'EL, noun A list in architecture; a fillet.
LIST'EN, verb intransitive lis'n.1. To hearken; to give ear; to attend closely with a view to hear.On the green bank I sat, and listened long.2. To obey; to yield to advice; to ...
LIST'ENER, noun One who listens; a hearkener.
LIST'ER, noun One who makes a list or roll.
LIST'FUL, adjective Attentive. obsolete
LIST'ING, participle present tense Inclosing for combat; covering with list; enlisting.
LIST'LESS, adjective Not listening; not attending; indifferent to what is passing; heedless; inattentive; thoughtless; careless; as a listless hearer or spectator.
LIST'LESSLY, adverb Without attention; heedlessly.
LIST'LESSNESS, noun Inattention; heedlessness; indifference to what is passing and may be interesting.
LIT, preterit tense of light. The bird lit on a tree before me.I lit my pipe with the paper.[This word, though used by some good writers, is very inelegant.]
LIT'ANY, noun [Gr. supplication, to pray.]A solemn form of supplication, used in public worship.Supplications for the appeasing of God's wrath, were by the Greek church termed l...
LITE, adjective Little. [Not in use.]
LITER, noun [Gr.] A French measure of capacity, being a cubic decimeter, containing, according to Lunier, about a pint and a half old French measure. The liter is equal to 60, 0...
LIT'ERAL, adjective [Latin litera, a letter.]1. According to the letter; primitive; real; not figurative or metaphorical; as the literal meaning of a phrase.2. Following the let...
LIT'ERALISM, noun That which accords with the letter.