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Webster Dictionary :: Lid
LID. n. [L. claudo, cludo; Gr.; Heb.] A cover; that which shuts the opening of a...
Webster Dictionary :: Lictor
LIC'TOR, n. [L. lick, to strike.] An officer among the Romans, who bore an ax an...
Webster Dictionary :: Licorousness
LICOROUS, LICOROUSNESS, for lickerish, _c. not used.
Webster Dictionary :: Licorous
LICOROUS, LICOROUSNESS, for lickerish, _c. not used.
Webster Dictionary :: Licorice
LIC'ORICE, n. [L. glycyrrhiza; Gr. sweet, and root.] A plant of the genus Glycyr...
Webster Dictionary :: Lickerishness
LICK'ERISHNESS, n. Niceness of palate; daintiness.
Webster Dictionary :: Lickerishly
LICK'ERISHLY, adv. Daintly.
Webster Dictionary :: Lickerish
LICK'ERISH, a. [Gr. sweet. The sense of watery, smooth, sweet, are allied; liken...
Webster Dictionary :: Licker
LICK'ER, n. One that licks.
Webster Dictionary :: Lick
LICK, v.t. [L. lingo; Gr. See Like and Sleek.] 1. To pass or draw the tongue ove...
Webster Dictionary :: Licitness
LIC'ITNESS, n. Lawfulness.
Webster Dictionary :: Licitly
LIC'ITLY, adv. Lawfully.
Webster Dictionary :: Licit
LIC'IT, a. [L. licitus.] Lawful.
Webster Dictionary :: Lichenography
LICHENOG'RAPHY, n. [lichen and to write.] A description of the vegetables called...
Webster Dictionary :: Lichenographist
LICHENOG'RAPHIST, n. One who describes the lichens.
Webster Dictionary :: Lichenographic
LICHENOGRAPH'IC, LICHENOGRAPH'ICAL, a. Pertaining to lichenography.
