Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Lapwork

Lapworkn.one thing wrapped over another

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Larboard

Larboardn.the left-hand side of a ship or boat

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Larceny

Larcenyn.theft, petty theft, petty robbery

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Larch

Larchn.a tree, a species of pine

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Lard

Lardn.grease of swine;v.t.to stuff with bacon

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Larder

Lardern.a place where meat is kept, a house

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Large

Largea.big, bulky, wide, full, copious, plentiful

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Largely

Largelyad.abundantly, liberally, extensively

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Largeness

Largenessn.greatness, bulk, wideness, extent

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Largess

Largessn.a gift, present, dole, bounty at harvest

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Lark

Larkn.the name of a small singing bird

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Larkspur

Larkspurn.a genus of plants of several species

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Larmier

Larmiern.a flat jutting part of a cornish

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Larum

Larumn.an alarm, a machine that strikes loud

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Larva

Larvan.the caterpillar state of insects

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Laryngotomy

Laryngotomyn.a cutting open of the windpipe

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Larynx

Larynxn.a cavity in the throat by which the voice is regulated, the windpipe

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Lascar

Lascarn.a seaman in the East Indies

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Lascivious

Lasciviousa.wanton, lewd, lustful, fond, soft

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Lasciviously

Lasciviouslyad.wantonly, lewdly, loosely, softly

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Lasciviousness

Lasciviousnessn.wantonness, lustfulness

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Lash

Lashn.a part of a whip, stroke, snare, gin

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Lash (2)

Lashv.t.to scourge, strike, satirize, tie, fasten

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Lashing

Lashingn.a piece of rope for occasional fastening

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Lass

Lassn.a girl, young maid, young woman

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Lassitude

Lassituden.fatigue, weariness, languor, weakness

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Lasslorn

Lasslorna.forsaken or left by a mistress