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Webster Dictionary :: Laxativeness

LAX'ATIVENESS, n. The quality of relaxing.

Webster Dictionary :: Laxity

LAX'ITY, n. [L. laxitas.] 1. Looseness; slackness; the opposite of tenseness or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Laxly

LAX'LY, adv. Loosely; without exactness.

Webster Dictionary :: Laxness

LAX'NESS, n. 1. Looseness; softness; flabbiness; as the laxness of flesh or of m...

Webster Dictionary :: Lay

LAY, pret. of lie. The estate lay in the county of Hartford. When Ahab heard the...

Webster Dictionary :: Lay-clerk

LAY-CLERK, n. A vocal officiate in a cathedral.

Webster Dictionary :: Layer

LA'YER, n. la'er. [from lay, the verb.] 1. A stratum; a bed; a body spread over ...

Webster Dictionary :: Laying

LA'YING, ppr. Putting; placing; applying; imputing; wagering.

Webster Dictionary :: Layland

LA'YLAND, n. Land lying untilled; fallow ground. [Local.]

Webster Dictionary :: Layman

LA'YMAN, n. la'man. [lay and man.] 1. A man who is not a clergyman; one of the l...

Webster Dictionary :: Laystall

LA'YSTALL, n. [lay and stall.] A heap of dung, or a place where dung is laid.

Webster Dictionary :: Lazar

LA'ZAR, n. [from Laxarus.] A person infected with nauseous and pestilential dise...

Webster Dictionary :: Lazar-house

LA'ZAR-HOUSE, n. A lazaretto; also, a hospital for quarantine.

Webster Dictionary :: Lazar-like

LA'ZAR-LIKE, LAZARET', LAZARETTO, n. A public building, hospital or pest-house f...

Webster Dictionary :: Lazarly

LA'ZARLY, a. Full of sores; leprous.

Webster Dictionary :: Lazarwort

LA'ZARWORT, LAZE, v.i. To live in idleness. [Vulgar.] LAZE , v.t. To waste in sl...

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