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Webster Dictionary :: Lowing
LOWING, ppr. Bellowing, as an ox. LOWING , n. the bellowing or cry of cattle.
Webster Dictionary :: Lowest
LOWEST, a. [superl. of low.] Most low; deepest; most depressed or degraded, _c.
Webster Dictionary :: Lowery
LOW'ERY, a. cloudy; gloomy.
Webster Dictionary :: Lowermost
LOWERMOST, a. [from low.] Lowest.
Webster Dictionary :: Loweringly
LOW'ERINGLY, adv. with cloudiness or threatening gloom.
Webster Dictionary :: Lower
LOWER, v.t. [from low.] 1. To cause to descend; to let down; to take or bring do...
Webster Dictionary :: Lowe
LOWE, A termination of names, as in Bed-low.
Webster Dictionary :: Lowbell
LOWBELL, n. A kind of fowling in the night, in which the birds are wakened by a ...
Webster Dictionary :: Low-wines
LOW-WINES, n. [low and wine.] The liquor produced by the first distillation of m...
Webster Dictionary :: Low-thoughted
LOW-THOUGHT'ED, a. Having the thoughts employed on low subjects; not having subl...
Webster Dictionary :: Low-spiritedness
LOW-SPIR'ITEDNESS, n. Dejection of mind or courage; a state of low spirits.
Webster Dictionary :: Low-spirited
LOW-SPIR'ITED, a. Not having animation and courage; dejected; depressed; not liv...
Webster Dictionary :: Low-bred
LOW-BRED, a. Bred in a low condition or manner; vulgar.
Webster Dictionary :: Low-born
LOW-BORN, a. Born in low life.
Webster Dictionary :: Low
LOW, a. 1. Not high or elevated; depressed below any given surface or place. Low...
Webster Dictionary :: Lovingness
LOVINGNESS, n. Affection; kind regard. The only two bands of good will, loveline...
