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Webster Dictionary :: Lawing
LAW'ING, n. Expeditation; the act of cutting off the claws and balls of the fore...
Webster Dictionary :: Lawgiving
LAW'GIVING, a. Making or enacting laws; legislative.
Webster Dictionary :: Lawgiver
LAW'GIVER, n. [law and give.] One who makes or enacts a law; a legislator.
Webster Dictionary :: Lawfulness
LAW'FULNESS, n. The quality of being conformable to law; legality. The lawfulnes...
Webster Dictionary :: Lawfully
LAW'FULLY, adv. Legally; in accordance with law; without violating law. We may l...
Webster Dictionary :: Lawful
LAW'FUL, a. 1. Agreeable to law; conformable to law; allowed by law; legal; legi...
Webster Dictionary :: Law-day
LAW-DAY, n 1. A day of open court. 2. A leet or sheriff's tourn.
Webster Dictionary :: Law
LAW, n. [L. lex; from the root of lay. See Lay . A law is that which is laid, se...
Webster Dictionary :: Lavolta
LAVOL'TA, An old dance in which was much turning and capering.
Webster Dictionary :: Lavishness
LAV'ISHNESS, n. Profusion; prodigality.
Webster Dictionary :: Lavishly
LAV'ISHLY, adv. With profuse expense; prodigally; wastefully.
Webster Dictionary :: Lavishing
LAV'ISHING, ppr. Expending or laying out with profusion; wasting.
Webster Dictionary :: Lavisher
LAV'ISHER, n. A prodigal; a profuse person.
Webster Dictionary :: Lavished
LAV'ISHED, pp. Expended profusely; wasted.
Webster Dictionary :: Lavish
LAV'ISH, a. [I know not from what source we have received this word. It coincide...
Webster Dictionary :: Laving
LA'VING, ppr. Washing; bathing.
