Locket
Locketn.an ornamental lock, a catch or spring
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Lockram
Lockramn.a sort of very coarse linen
Locomotion
Locomotionn.a power or act of changing place
Locomotive
Locomotivea.changing or able to change place
Loculament
Loculamentn.a cell for seeds in a capsule
Locust
Locustn.a very large devouring insect
Lodestone
Lodestonen.tin-stone, stone containing oxyd of tin
Lodge
Lodgen.a small house in a park, a porter's room, a society of free masons
Lodge (2)
Lodgev.to place, lay, settle, harbor, reside, live
Lodgement
Lodgementn.a placing, a possession of outworks
Lodger
Lodgern.one who lodges or hires a lodging
Lodging
Lodgingn.rooms hired, an apartment, a covert
Loft
Loftn.the highest floor, a convenience
Loftily
Loftilyad.proudly, highly, on high, sublimely
Loftiness
Loftinessn.pride, haughtiness, height, sublimity
Lofty
Loftya.proud, haughty, stately, high, sublime
Log
Logn.a piece of wood, dunce, hebrew measure
Logarithmetical
Logarithmeticala.in the manner of logarithms
Logarithms
Logarithmsn. pl.the indexes of the ratios of numbers to each other
Logbook
Logbookn.a book used to keep a ship's way in
Loggats
Loggatsn. pl.an old and illegal play or game
Loggerhead
Loggerheadn.a blockhead, dunce, stupid person
Loggerheaded
Loggerheadeda.dull, stupid, heavy, simple
Loghouse
Loghousen.a dwelling made of logs
Logic
Logicn.the art of reasoning with propriety
Logical
Logicala.of or belonging to logic, conclusive
Logically
Logicallyad.by the rules of logic, truly, fairly