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Webster Dictionary :: Ligneous
LIG'NEOUS, a. [L. ligneus.] Wooden; made of wood; consisting of wood; resembling...
Webster Dictionary :: Lign-aloes
LIGN-AL'OES, n. [L. lignum, wood, and aloes.] Aloes-wood. Num 24.
Webster Dictionary :: Lightsomeness
LI'GHTSOMENESS, n. 1. Luminousness; the quality of being light; opposed to darkn...
Webster Dictionary :: Lightsome
LIGHTSOME, a. li'tesome. 1. Luminous; not dark; not obscure. White walls make ro...
Webster Dictionary :: Lights
LIGHTS, n. lites. plu. [so called from their lightness.] The lungs; the organs o...
Webster Dictionary :: Lightroom
LI'GHTROOM, n. In a ship of war, a small apartment, having double glass windows ...
Webster Dictionary :: Lightning
LIGHTNING, n. li'tening. [that is, lightening, the participle present of lighten...
Webster Dictionary :: Lightness
LIGHTNESS, n. li'teness. 1. Want of weight; levity; the contrary to heaviness; a...
Webster Dictionary :: Lightminded
LIGHTMINDED, a. Unsettled; unsteady; volatile; not considerate. He that is hasty...
Webster Dictionary :: Lightly
LIGHTLY, adv. li'tely. 1. With little weight; as, to tread lightly; to press lig...
Webster Dictionary :: Lightless
LIGHTLESS, li'teless. Destitute of light; dark.
Webster Dictionary :: Lightlegged
LI'GHTLEGGED, a. Nimble; swift of foot.
Webster Dictionary :: Lighthearted
LI'GHTHE'ARTED, a. Free from grief or anxiety; gay; cheerful; merry.
Webster Dictionary :: Lightheadedness
LI'GHTHEADEDNESS, n. Disorder of the head; dizziness; deliriousness.
Webster Dictionary :: Lightheaded
LI'GHTHEADED, a. [See Head .] 1. Thoughtless; heedless; weak; volatile; unsteady...
Webster Dictionary :: Lightfooted
LIGHTFOOTED, li'tefooted. a. Nimble in running or dancing; active. [Little used.]
