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Webster Dictionary :: Lord
LORD, n. 1. A master; a person possessing supreme power and authority; a ruler; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Loquaciousness
LOQUA'CIOUSNESS, LOQUAC'ITY, n. [L. loquacitas.] Talkativeness; the habit or pra...
Webster Dictionary :: Loquacious
LOQUA'CIOUS, a. [L. loquax, from loquor, to speak. Eng. to clack.] 1. Talkative;...
Webster Dictionary :: Lopping
LOP'PING, ppr. Cutting off; shortening by cutting off the extremity; letting fal...
Webster Dictionary :: Lopper
LOP'PER, n. One that lops.
Webster Dictionary :: Lopped
LOP'PED, pp. cut off; shortened by cutting off the top or end; bent down.
Webster Dictionary :: Loping
LO'PING, ppr. Leaping; moving or running with a long step.
Webster Dictionary :: Lope
LOPE, pret. of leap. Obs. LOPE , n. [See Leap .] A leap; a long step. [A word in...
Webster Dictionary :: Lop
LOP, v.t. [Eng. flap. The primary sense is evidently to fall or fell, or to stri...
Webster Dictionary :: Loosing
LOOS'ING, ppr. Setting free from confinement.
Webster Dictionary :: Loosestrife
LOOSESTRIFE, n. loos'strife. In botany, the name of several species of plants, o...
Webster Dictionary :: Loosening
LOOS'ENING, ppr. Freeing from tightness, tension or fixedness; rendering less co...
Webster Dictionary :: Looseness
LOOSENESS, n. loos'ness. 1. The state of being loose or relaxed; a state opposit...
Webster Dictionary :: Loosened
LOOS'ENED, pp. Freed from tightness or fixedness; rendered loose.
Webster Dictionary :: Loosen
LOOS'EN, v.t. loos'n. [from loose.] 1. To free from tightness, tension, firmness...
Webster Dictionary :: Loosely
LOOSELY, adv. loos'ly. 1. Not fast; not firmly; that may be easily disengaged; a...
