Length
Lengthn.space from end to end, the full extent
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Lengthn.space from end to end, the full extent
Lengthenv.to grow or make longer, to add
Lengthwisead.in or according to the length
Lengthya.somewhat long, applied chiefly to writings or discourses
Lenienta.assuasive, softening, mild, gentle
Lenifyv.t.to assuage, mitigate, appease, ob.
Leniment, or Lenitiven.an assuasive application
Lenitivea.assuasive, easing, softening, mild
Lenitude, or Lenityn.mildness, mercy, tenderness
Lensn.a glass which diverts the rays of light form a direct course
Lentn.the time of the long fast;pa.of to lend
Lentena.used in or belonging to lent, sparing
Lenticulara.of the form of lens, or a lentil
Lenticularlyad.in the form of a lens, curving
Lentiformn.in the form of a lens
Lentiln.a sort of pulse, a kind of coarse pea
Lentiskn.a plant, mastic
Lentituden.slowness, sluggishness, heaviness
Lentorn.tenacity, fiziness, slowness, delay
Lentousa.viscous, tenacious, ropy, clammy
Leoninea.having the nature or color of a lion
Leopard, or Lepardn.a spotted wild beast of prey
Lepern.one infected with the leprosy
Leperous, or Leprousa.causing or having a leprosy
Lepida.pleasant, jocose, smart, merry
Lepidoliten.a species of argillaceous earth
Leporean, or Leporinea.belonging to a hare