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Webster Dictionary :: Lankly
LANK'LY, adv. Thinly; loosely; laxly.
Webster Dictionary :: Lank
LANK, a. [Gr. probably allied to flank.] 1. Loose or lax and easily yielding to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Lanigerous
LANIG'EROUS, a. [L. laniger; lana, wool, and gero, to bear.] Bearing or producin...
Webster Dictionary :: Lanifice
LAN'IFICE, n. [L. lanificium; lana, wool, and facio, to make.] Manufacture of wo...
Webster Dictionary :: Laniferous
LANIF'EROUS, a. [L. lanifer; lana, wool, and fero, to produce.] Bearing or produ...
Webster Dictionary :: Laniation
LANIA'TION, n. A tearing in pieces. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Laniate
LA'NIATE, v.t. [L. lanio.] To tear in pieces. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Laniard
LANIARD, n. lan'yard. A short piece of rope or line, used for fastening somethin...
Webster Dictionary :: Langure
LAN'GURE, v.t. To languish. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Languorous
LAN'GUOROUS, a. Tedious; melancholy. Obs.
Webster Dictionary :: Languor
LAN'GUOR, n. [L. languor.] 1. Feebleness; dullness; heaviness; lassitude of body...
Webster Dictionary :: Languishment
LAN'GUISHMENT, n. 1. The state of pining. 2. Softness of look or mien, with the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Languishingly
LAN'GUISHINGLY, adv. 1. Weakly; feebly; dully; slowly. 2. With tender softness.
Webster Dictionary :: Languishing
LAN'GUISHING, ppr. 1. Becoming or being feeble; losing strength; pining; witheri...
Webster Dictionary :: Languisher
LAN'GUISHER, n. One who languishes or pines.
Webster Dictionary :: Languish
LAN'GUISH, v.i. [L. langueo, lachinisso; Gr. to flag, to lag. L. laxo, laxus, fl...
