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Webster Dictionary :: Licentiously

LICEN'TIOUSLY, adv. With excess of liberty; in contempt of law and morality.

Webster Dictionary :: Licentiousness

LICEN'TIOUSNESS, n. Excessive indulgence of liberty; contempt of the just restra...

Webster Dictionary :: Lich

LICH, a. [See Like .] Like; even; equal. Obs. LICH , n. [Heb. chalak, smooth. We...

Webster Dictionary :: Lichen

LICH'EN, n. [L. from Gr.] 1. In botany, the name for an extensive division of cr...

Webster Dictionary :: Lichenographic

LICHENOGRAPH'IC, LICHENOGRAPH'ICAL, a. Pertaining to lichenography.

Webster Dictionary :: Lichenographist

LICHENOG'RAPHIST, n. One who describes the lichens.

Webster Dictionary :: Lichenography

LICHENOG'RAPHY, n. [lichen and to write.] A description of the vegetables called...

Webster Dictionary :: Licit

LIC'IT, a. [L. licitus.] Lawful.

Webster Dictionary :: Licitly

LIC'ITLY, adv. Lawfully.

Webster Dictionary :: Licitness

LIC'ITNESS, n. Lawfulness.

Webster Dictionary :: Lick

LICK, v.t. [L. lingo; Gr. See Like and Sleek.] 1. To pass or draw the tongue ove...

Webster Dictionary :: Licker

LICK'ER, n. One that licks.

Webster Dictionary :: Lickerish

LICK'ERISH, a. [Gr. sweet. The sense of watery, smooth, sweet, are allied; liken...

Webster Dictionary :: Lickerishly

LICK'ERISHLY, adv. Daintly.

Webster Dictionary :: Lickerishness

LICK'ERISHNESS, n. Niceness of palate; daintiness.

Webster Dictionary :: Licorice

LIC'ORICE, n. [L. glycyrrhiza; Gr. sweet, and root.] A plant of the genus Glycyr...

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