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Webster Dictionary :: Languidness
LAN'GUIDNESS, n. 1. Weakness from exhaustion of strength; feebleness; dullness; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Languidly
LAN'GUIDLY, adv. Weakly; feebly; slowly.
Webster Dictionary :: Languid
LAN'GUID, a. [L. languidus, from langueo, to droop or flag. See Languish .] 1. F...
Webster Dictionary :: Languet
LAN'GUET, n. Any thing in the shape of the tongue. [Not English.]
Webster Dictionary :: Languaged
LAN'GUAGED, a. Having a language; as many languaged nations.
Webster Dictionary :: Language-master
LAN'GUAGE-MASTER, n. One whose profession is to teach languages.
Webster Dictionary :: Language
LAN'GUAGE, n. [L. lingua, the tongue, and speech.] 1. Human speech; the expressi...
Webster Dictionary :: Langteraloo
LANGTERALOO', n. A game at cards.
Webster Dictionary :: Langrage
LAN'GRAGE, LAN'GREL, n. Langrel shot or langrage, is a particular kind of shot u...
Webster Dictionary :: Lane
LANE, n. 1. A narrow way or passage, or a private passage, as distinguished from...
Webster Dictionary :: Landward
LAND'WARD, adv. Toward the land. LAND'-WIND , n. A wind blowing from the land. L...
Webster Dictionary :: Landstreight
LAND'STREIGHT, n. A narrow slip of land. [Not used.] LAND'-TAX , n. A tax assess...
Webster Dictionary :: Landsman
LAND'SMAN, n. In seaman's language, a sailor on board a ship, who has not before...
Webster Dictionary :: Landslip
LAND'SLIP, n. A portion of a hill or mountain, which slips or slides down; or th...
Webster Dictionary :: Landscape
LAND'SCAPE, n. 1. A portion of land or territory which the eye can comprehend in...
Webster Dictionary :: Landmark
LAND'MARK, n. [land and mark.] 1. A mark to designate the boundary of land; any ...
