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LYTE'RIAN, a. [Gr. to loosen.] In medical science, terminating a disease; indica...
LYS, n. A chinese measure of length, equal to 533 yards.
LY'RIST, n. A musician who plays on the harp or lyre.
LYR'ICISM, n. A lyric composition.
LYR'IC LYR'ICAL, a. [L. lyricus.] Pertaining to a lyre or harp. Lyric poetry is ...
LYRE, n. [L. lyra.] A stringed instrument of music, a kind of harp much used by ...
LY'RATE LY'RATED, a. [from lyre.] In botany, divided transversely into several j...
LYNX, n. [L. lynx.] A quadruped of the genus Felis, resembling the common cat, b...
LYMPHOG'RAPHY, n. [L. lympha, lymph; Gr. to describe.] A description of the lymp...
LYMPH'EDUCT, n. [L. lympha, lymph, and ductus, a duct.] A vessel of animal bodie...
LYMPHAT'IC, a. Pertaining to lymph. 1. Enthusiastic. [Not used.] LYMPHAT'IC , n....
LYMPH'ATE LYMPH'ATED, a. Frightened into madness; raving.
LYMPH, n. [L. lympha.] Water, or a colorless fluid in animal bodies,separated fr...
LYM'NITE, n. A kind of freshwater snail, found fossil.
LY'ING, ppr. of lie. Being prostrate. [See Lie .] LY'ING , ppr. of lie. Telling ...
LYE, n. [L. lix, whence lixivium; Ant.L. lixa, whence Lugdunum, Leyden, Lyons, t...