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Webster Dictionary :: Limekiln
LIMEKILN, n. li'mekil. A kiln or furnace in which stones or shells are exposed t...
Webster Dictionary :: Limehound
LI'MEHOUND, n. A dog used in hunting the wild boar; a limer.
Webster Dictionary :: Limed
LI'MED, pp. Smeared with lime; entangled; manured with lime.
Webster Dictionary :: Lime-burner
LI'ME-BURNER, n. One who burns stones to lime.
Webster Dictionary :: Lime
LIME, n. [L. limus; Gr. and allied to clammy. On this word is formed slime.] 1. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Limbo
LIM'BO, LIM'BUS, n. [L. limbus.] 1. A region bordering on hell, or hell itself. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Limbless
LIMB'LESS, a. Destitute of limbs. LIMB'-MEAL , a. Piece-meal.
Webster Dictionary :: Limbilite
LIM'BILITE, n. A mineral from Limbourg, in Swabia, of a honey yellow color, and ...
Webster Dictionary :: Limbers
LIM'BERS, n. 1. A two-wheeled carriage, having boxes for ammunition. 2. Thills; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Limberness
LIM'BERNESS, n. The quality of being easily bent; flexibleness; pliancy.
Webster Dictionary :: Limber
LIM'BER, a. Easily bent; flexible; pliant; yielding. In America, it is applied t...
Webster Dictionary :: Limbed
LIMB'ED, a. In composition, formed with regard to limbs; as well-limbed; large-l...
Webster Dictionary :: Limbec
LIM'BEC, n. [contracted from alembic.] A still; a word not now used. LIM'BEC , v...
Webster Dictionary :: Limbat
LIM'BAT, n. A cooling periodical wind in the isle of Cyprus, blowing from the no...
Webster Dictionary :: Limb
LIMB, n. lim. [L. limbus, edge or border, extremity; limes, limit. The sense of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Limature
LI'MATURE, n. [L. limo, to file.] 1. A filing. 2. Filings; particles rubbed off ...
