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LA'NATE, LAN'ATED, a. [L. lanatus, from lana, wool.] Wooly. In botany, covered w...
LAM'PREY, n. [L. labor, to slip, and most probably the animal is name from slipp...
LAMPOON'RY, n. Abuse.
LAMPOON'ING, ppr. Abusing with personal satire.
LAMPOON'ER, n. One who abuses with personal satire; the writer of a lampoon. The...
LAMPOON', n. A personal satire in writing; abuse; censure written to reproach an...
LAMP'ING, a. Shining; sparkling. [Not used.]
LAMP'IC, a. The lampic acid is obtained by the combustion of ether by means of a...
LAMP'IATE, n. A compound salt, composed of lampic acid and a base.
LAMP'BLACK, n. [lamp and black; being originally made by means of a lamp or torc...
LAM'PAS, n. A lump of flesh of the size of a nut, in the roof of a horse's mouth...
LAMP, n. [L. lampas; Gr. to shine; Heb.] 1. A vessel for containing oil to be bu...
LAM'MAS, n. The first day of August.
LAMM, v.t. To beat. [Not in use.]
LAM'INATE, LAM'INATED, a. Plated; consisting of plates, scales or layers, one ov...
LAM'INAR, a. In plates; consisting of thin plates or layers.