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Webster Dictionary :: Loriot
LO'RIOT, n. A bird called witwal; the oriole.
Webster Dictionary :: Loring
LO'RING, n. Instructive discourse. Obs.
Webster Dictionary :: Lorimer
LOR'IMER, n. [L. lorum, a thong.] A bridle-maker; one that makes bits for bridle...
Webster Dictionary :: Lorication
LORICA'TION, n. The act or operation of covering any thing with a plate or crust...
Webster Dictionary :: Loricating
LOR'ICATING, ppr. Covering over with a plate or crust.
Webster Dictionary :: Loricated
LOR'ICATED, pp. Covered or plated over; encrusted.
Webster Dictionary :: Loricate
LOR'ICATE, v.t. [L. lorico, loricatus, from lorica, a coat of mail.] 1. To plate...
Webster Dictionary :: Loresman
LO'RESMAN, n. [lore and man.] An instructor. Obs.
Webster Dictionary :: Lorel
LOR'EL, n. An abandoned scoundrel; a vagrant. Obs.
Webster Dictionary :: Lore
LORE, n. Learning; doctrine; lesson; instruction. The law of nations, or the lor...
Webster Dictionary :: Lordship
LORD'SHIP, n. 1. The state of quality of being a lord; hence, a title of honor g...
Webster Dictionary :: Lordly
LORD'LY, a. [lord and like.] 1. Becoming a lord; pertaining to a lord. Lordly si...
Webster Dictionary :: Lordling
LORD'LING, n. A little or diminutive lord.
Webster Dictionary :: Lordliness
LORD'LINESS, n. [from lordly.] 1. Dignity; high station. 2. Pride; haughtiness.
Webster Dictionary :: Lordlike
LORD'LIKE, a. 1. Becoming a lord. 2. Haughty; proud; insolent.
Webster Dictionary :: Lording
LORD'ING, n. A little lord; a lord, in contempt or ridicule. [Little used.]
