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Webster Dictionary :: Lowermost

LOWERMOST, a. [from low.] Lowest.

Webster Dictionary :: Lowery

LOW'ERY, a. cloudy; gloomy.

Webster Dictionary :: Lowest

LOWEST, a. [superl. of low.] Most low; deepest; most depressed or degraded, _c.

Webster Dictionary :: Lowing

LOWING, ppr. Bellowing, as an ox. LOWING , n. the bellowing or cry of cattle.

Webster Dictionary :: Lowland

LOWLAND, n. land which is low with respect to the neighboring country; a low or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Lowlihood

LOWLIHOOD, n. a humble state. Obs.

Webster Dictionary :: Lowliness

LOWLINESS, n. [from lowly.] 1. Freedom from pride; humility; humbleness of mind....

Webster Dictionary :: Lowly

LOWLY, a. [low and like.] 1. Having a low esteem of one's own worth; humble; mee...

Webster Dictionary :: Lown

LOWN, n. [See Loon . a low fellow; a scoundrel.

Webster Dictionary :: Lowness

LOWNESS, n. 1. The state of being low or depressed; the state of being less elev...

Webster Dictionary :: Loxodromic

LOXODROM'IC, a. [Gr. oblique, and a course.] Pertaining to oblique sailing by th...

Webster Dictionary :: Loxodromics

LOXODROM'ICS, n. The art of oblique sailing by the rhomb, which always makes an ...

Webster Dictionary :: Loyal

LOY'AL, a. [L. lex, law.] Faithful to a prince or superior; true to plighted fai...

Webster Dictionary :: Loyalist

LOY'ALIST, n. A person who adheres to his sovereign; particularly, one who maint...

Webster Dictionary :: Loyally

LOY'ALLY, adv. With fidelity to a prince or sovereign, or to a husband or lover.

Webster Dictionary :: Loyalty

LOY'ALTY, n. Fidelity to a prince or sovereign, or to a husband or lover. He had...

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