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LAT'ITAT, n. [L. he lurks.] A writ by which a person is summoned into the king's...
LAT'ITANT, a. Lurking; lying hid; concealed. [These words are rarely used. See L...
LAT'ITANCY, n. [L. latitans, latito, to lie hid, from lateo. See Latent .] The s...
LA'TISH, a. [from late.] Somewhat late.
LATIROS'TROUS, a. [L. latus, broad, and rostrum, beak.] Having a broad beak, as ...
LAT'INIZE, v.t. To give to foreign words Latin terminations and make them Latin....
LATIN'ITY, n. Purity of the Latin style or idiom; the Latin tongue.
LAT'INIST, n. One skilled in Latin.
LAT'INISM, n. A Latin idiom; a mode of speech peculiar to the Latins.
LAT'IN, a. Pertaining to the Latins, a people of Latium, in Italy; Roman; as the...
LAT'ICLAVE, n. [L. laticlavium; latus, broad, and clavus, a stud.] An ornament o...
LATIB'ULIZE, v.i. [L. latibulum, a hiding place.] To retire into a den, burrow o...
L'ATHY, a. Thin as a lath; long and slender. L'ATHY , a. Flabby; weak.
LATH'ER, v.i. To form a foam with water and soap; to become froth, or frothy mat...
LATHE, n. An engine by which instruments of wood, ivory, metals and other materi...
L'ATH, n. 1. A thin, narrow board or slip of wood nailed to the rafters of a bui...