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Webster Dictionary :: Lurcher
LURCH'ER, n. 1. One that lies in wait or lurks; one that watches to pilfer, or t...
Webster Dictionary :: Lurch
LURCH, n. [This is the same word radically as lurk. The primary sense is to run,...
Webster Dictionary :: Lupulin
LU'PULIN, n. [L. lupulus, hops.] The fine yellow powder of hops.
Webster Dictionary :: Lupine
LU'PINE, n. [L. lupinus.] A kind of pulse. The genus Lupinus contains several sp...
Webster Dictionary :: Lupercal
LU'PERCAL, a. Pertaining to the Lupercalia, or feasts of the Romans in honor of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Lunulate
LU'NULATE, a. [from L. luna, the moon.] In botany, resembling a small crescent.
Webster Dictionary :: Lunular
LU'NULAR, a. [from L. luna, the moon.] In botany, like the new moon; shaped like...
Webster Dictionary :: Lunt
LUNT, n. The match-cord used for firing cannon.
Webster Dictionary :: Lunistice
LU'NISTICE, n. [L. luna, the moon, and sto, steti, or sisto, to stand.] The fart...
Webster Dictionary :: Lunisolar
LUNISO'LAR, a. [L. luna, moon, and solaris, sol, sun.] Compounded of the revolut...
Webster Dictionary :: Luniform
LU'NIFORM a. [L. luna, the moon, and form.] Resembling the moon.
Webster Dictionary :: Lungwort
LUNG'WORT, n. A plant of the genus Pulmonaria.
Webster Dictionary :: Lungis
LUN'GIS, n. A lingerer; a dull drowsy fellow.
Webster Dictionary :: Lunged
LUNG'ED, a. Having lungs, or the nature or resemblance of lunged; drawing in and...
Webster Dictionary :: Lunge
LUNGE, n. [See Allonge .] A sudden push or thrust.
Webster Dictionary :: Lung
LUNG, n. 1. The lungs are the organs of respiration in man and many other animal...
