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LINGWORT, n. An herb.
LIN'IMENT, n. [L. linimentum. from linio, lino, to anoint.] A species of soft oi...
LI'NING, ppr. [See Line .] Covering on the inside, as a garment. LI'NING , n. 1....
LINK, n. 1. A single ring or division of a chain. 2. Any thing doubled and close...
LINK'BOY, LINK'ED, pp. United; connected.
LINK'ING, ppr. Uniting; connecting.
LINK'MAN, n. A boy or man that carries a link or torch to light passengers.
LIN'NET, n. [L. carduelis, from carduus, a thistle.] A small singing bird of the...
LINSEED. [See Lintseed .]
LIN'SEY-WOOLSEY, a. Made of linen and wool; hence, vile; mean; of different and ...
LIN'STOCK, n. [lint and stock.] A pointed staff with a crotch or fork at one end...
LINT, n. [L. linteum, linteus, from linium, flax.] Flax; but more generally, lin...
LINT'EL, n. The head-piece of a door-frame or window-frame; the part of the fram...
LINT'SEED, n. Flaxseed.
LI'ON, n. [L. leo, leonis, Gr.] 1. A quadruped of the genus Felis, very strong, ...
LI'ON-METTLED, a. Having the courage and spirit of a lion. LION'S FOOT , n. A pl...