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Webster Dictionary :: Languor

LAN'GUOR, n. [L. languor.] 1. Feebleness; dullness; heaviness; lassitude of body...

Webster Dictionary :: Languishment

LAN'GUISHMENT, n. 1. The state of pining. 2. Softness of look or mien, with the ...

Webster Dictionary :: Languishingly

LAN'GUISHINGLY, adv. 1. Weakly; feebly; dully; slowly. 2. With tender softness.

Webster Dictionary :: Languishing

LAN'GUISHING, ppr. 1. Becoming or being feeble; losing strength; pining; witheri...

Webster Dictionary :: Languisher

LAN'GUISHER, n. One who languishes or pines.

Webster Dictionary :: Languish

LAN'GUISH, v.i. [L. langueo, lachinisso; Gr. to flag, to lag. L. laxo, laxus, fl...

Webster Dictionary :: Languidness

LAN'GUIDNESS, n. 1. Weakness from exhaustion of strength; feebleness; dullness; ...

Webster Dictionary :: Languidly

LAN'GUIDLY, adv. Weakly; feebly; slowly.

Webster Dictionary :: Languid

LAN'GUID, a. [L. languidus, from langueo, to droop or flag. See Languish .] 1. F...

Webster Dictionary :: Languet

LAN'GUET, n. Any thing in the shape of the tongue. [Not English.]

Webster Dictionary :: Languaged

LAN'GUAGED, a. Having a language; as many languaged nations.

Webster Dictionary :: Language-master

LAN'GUAGE-MASTER, n. One whose profession is to teach languages.

Webster Dictionary :: Language

LAN'GUAGE, n. [L. lingua, the tongue, and speech.] 1. Human speech; the expressi...

Webster Dictionary :: Langteraloo

LANGTERALOO', n. A game at cards.

Webster Dictionary :: Langrage

LAN'GRAGE, LAN'GREL, n. Langrel shot or langrage, is a particular kind of shot u...

Webster Dictionary :: Lane

LANE, n. 1. A narrow way or passage, or a private passage, as distinguished from...

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