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Webster Dictionary :: Lobspound
LOBSPOUND, n. A prison.
Webster Dictionary :: Lobed
LO'BED, a. [from lobe.] Consisting of lobes. In botany, divided to the middle in...
Webster Dictionary :: Lobe
LOBE, n. [L. lobus; Gr.] 1. A part or division of the lungs, liver, _c. 2. The l...
Webster Dictionary :: Lobate
LO'BATE, LOB'BY, n. 1. An opening before a room, or an entrance into a principal...
Webster Dictionary :: Lob
LOB, n. 1. A dull, heavy, sluggish person. 2. Something thick and heavy; as in l...
Webster Dictionary :: Loaves
LOAVES, plu of loaf.
Webster Dictionary :: Loathsomeness
LOATHSOMENESS, n. The quality which excites disgust, hatred or abhorrence.
Webster Dictionary :: Loathsome
LOATHSOME, a. 1. Disgusting; exciting disgust. 2. Hateful; abhorred; detestable....
Webster Dictionary :: Loathness
LOATHNESS, n. Unwillingness; reluctance. [See Lothness .]
Webster Dictionary :: Loathly
LOATHLY, a. Hateful; exciting hatred. Obs. LOATHLY , adv. Unwillingly; reluctant...
Webster Dictionary :: Loathingly
LOATHINGLY, adv. In a fastidious manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Loathing
LOATHING, ppr. Hating from disgust; abhorring.
Webster Dictionary :: Loathful
LOATHFUL, a. 1. Hating; abhorring through disgust. 2. Abhorred; hated.
Webster Dictionary :: Loath
LOATH, LOATHE, LOATHER, n. One that lothes.
Webster Dictionary :: Loan-officer
LO'AN-OFFICER, n. A public officer empowered to superintend and transact the bus...
Webster Dictionary :: Loan-office
LO'AN-OFFICE, n. In America, a public office in which loans of money are negotia...
