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Webster Dictionary :: Lecture
LEC'TURE, n. [L. lectura, from lego, to read.] 1. A discourse read or pronounced...
Webster Dictionary :: Lectionary
LEC'TIONARY, n. The Romish servicebook, containing portions of Scripture.
Webster Dictionary :: Lection
LEC'TION, n. [L. lectio, from lego, to read, Gr.] 1. A reading. 2. A difference ...
Webster Dictionary :: Lechery
LECH'ERY, n. Lewdness; free indulgence of lust; practice of indulging the animal...
Webster Dictionary :: Lecherousness
LECH'EROUSNESS, n. Lust, or strong propensity to indulge the sexual appetite.
Webster Dictionary :: Lecherously
LECH'EROUSLY, adv. Lustfully; lewdly.
Webster Dictionary :: Lecherous
LECH'EROUS, a. 1 Addicted to lewdness; prone to indulge lust; lustful; lewd. 2. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Lecher
LECH'ER, n. A man given to lewdness; one addicted, in an exorbitant degree, to t...
Webster Dictionary :: Lech
LECH, for lick. Obs. [See Lick .]
Webster Dictionary :: Leavy
LE'AVY, a. [from leaf.] Full of leaves; covered with leaves. [An improper word; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Leavings
LE'AVINGS, n. plu. 1. Things left; remnant; relics. The leavings of Pharsalia. 2...
Webster Dictionary :: Leaving
LE'AVING, ppr. Quitting; withdrawing from; relinquishing; suffering to remain; c...
Webster Dictionary :: Leaves
LEAVES, n. plu. of leaf.
Webster Dictionary :: Leaver
LE'AVER, n. [from leave.]One who leaves or relinquishes; one who forsakes.
Webster Dictionary :: Leavenous
LEAVENOUS, a. lev'enous. containing leaven; tainted.
Webster Dictionary :: Leavening
LEAVENING, ppr. lev'ening. Making light by fermentation. LEAVENING , n. lev'enin...
