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Webster Dictionary :: Lightfingered
LIGHTFINGERED, a. li'tefingered. Dexterous in taking and conveying away; thievis...
Webster Dictionary :: Lighterman
LIGHTERMAN, n. li'terman. A man who manages a lighter; a boatman.
Webster Dictionary :: Lighter
LIGHTER, n. li'ter. 1. One that lights; as a lighter of lamps. 2. A large open f...
Webster Dictionary :: Lighten
LIGHTEN, v.i. li'tn. [from light, the fluid.] 1. To flash; to burst forth or dar...
Webster Dictionary :: Lighted
LIGHTED, pp. li'ted. Kindled; set on fire; caused to burn. [Lit, for lighted, is...
Webster Dictionary :: Light-house
LI'GHT-HOUSE, n. A pharos; a tower or building erected on a rock or point of lan...
Webster Dictionary :: Light-horse
LI'GHT-HORSE, n. Light armed cavalry.
Webster Dictionary :: Light-brain
LI'GHT-BRAIN, n. An empty headed person.
Webster Dictionary :: Light-bearer
LI'GHT-BEARER, n. A torch-bearer.
Webster Dictionary :: Light-armed
LI'GHT-ARMED, a. Armed with light weapons.
Webster Dictionary :: Light
LIGHT, n. lite. [L. lux, light and luceo, to shine. Eng. luck, both in elements ...
Webster Dictionary :: Ligature
LIG'ATURE, n. [L. ligatura.] 1. Any thing that binds; a band or bandage. 2. The ...
Webster Dictionary :: Ligation
LIGA'TION, n. [L. ligatio.] The act of binding, or state of being bound.
Webster Dictionary :: Ligamental
LIGAMENT'AL, LIGAMENT'OUS, a. Composing a ligament; of the nature of a ligament;...
Webster Dictionary :: Ligament
LIG'AMENT, n. [L. ligamentum, from ligo, to bind, that is, to strain.] 1. Any th...
Webster Dictionary :: Lig
LIG, v.i. to lie. [See Lie .] Obs.
