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Webster Dictionary :: Loathingly

LOATHINGLY, adv. In a fastidious manner.

Webster Dictionary :: Loathing

LOATHING, ppr. Hating from disgust; abhorring.

Webster Dictionary :: Loathful

LOATHFUL, a. 1. Hating; abhorring through disgust. 2. Abhorred; hated.

Webster Dictionary :: Loath

LOATH, LOATHE, LOATHER, n. One that lothes.

Webster Dictionary :: Loan-officer

LO'AN-OFFICER, n. A public officer empowered to superintend and transact the bus...

Webster Dictionary :: Loan-office

LO'AN-OFFICE, n. In America, a public office in which loans of money are negotia...

Webster Dictionary :: Loan

LOAN, n. 1. The act of lending; a lending. 2. That which is lent; any thing furn...

Webster Dictionary :: Loamy

LOAMY, a. Consisting of loam; partaking of the nature of loam, or resembling it.

Webster Dictionary :: Loam

LOAM, n. [L. limus.] A natural mixture of sand and clay with oxyd of iron; a spe...

Webster Dictionary :: Loaf-sugar

LOAF-SUGAR, n. Sugar refined and formed into a conical mass.

Webster Dictionary :: Loaf

LOAF, n. plu. loaves. 1. A mass of bread when baked. It is larger than a cake. T...

Webster Dictionary :: Loadstar

LOADSTAR, LOADSTONE, n. [from the verb lead and stone. The old orthography, lode...

Webster Dictionary :: Loadsman

LOADSMAN, n. [load and man.] A pilot. Obs.

Webster Dictionary :: Loadmanage

LOADMANAGE, n. Pilotage; skill of a pilot. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Loading

LOADING, ppr. Charging with a load; burdening; encumbering; charging, as a gun. ...

Webster Dictionary :: Loader

LOADER, n. One who put on a load.

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