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LUNA'TION, n. [L. lunatio.] A revolution of the moon.
LUNCH, LUNCH'EON, n. Literally, a swallow; but in usage, a portion of food taken...
LUNE, n. [L. luna, the moon.] 1. Any thing in the shape of a half-moon. [Little ...
LU'NET, LUNETTE, n. 1. In fortification, an enveloped counterguard, or elevation...
LUNG, n. 1. The lungs are the organs of respiration in man and many other animal...
LUNGE, n. [See Allonge .] A sudden push or thrust.
LUNG'ED, a. Having lungs, or the nature or resemblance of lunged; drawing in and...
LUN'GIS, n. A lingerer; a dull drowsy fellow.
LUNG'WORT, n. A plant of the genus Pulmonaria.
LU'NIFORM a. [L. luna, the moon, and form.] Resembling the moon.
LUNISO'LAR, a. [L. luna, moon, and solaris, sol, sun.] Compounded of the revolut...
LU'NISTICE, n. [L. luna, the moon, and sto, steti, or sisto, to stand.] The fart...
LUNT, n. The match-cord used for firing cannon.
LU'NULAR, a. [from L. luna, the moon.] In botany, like the new moon; shaped like...
LU'NULATE, a. [from L. luna, the moon.] In botany, resembling a small crescent.
LU'PERCAL, a. Pertaining to the Lupercalia, or feasts of the Romans in honor of ...