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Webster Dictionary :: Lambkin
LAMBKIN, n. lam'kin. A small lamb.
Webster Dictionary :: Lambent
LAM'BENT, a. [L. lambens, lambo, to lick.] Playing about; touching lightly; glid...
Webster Dictionary :: Lambative
LAM'BATIVE, a. [L. lambo, to lick.] Taken by licking. [Little used.] LAM'BATIVE ...
Webster Dictionary :: Lamantin
LAM'ANTIN, LAMB, n. lam. 1. The young of the sheep kind. 2. The Lamb of God, in ...
Webster Dictionary :: Lama
LAMA, n. 1. The sovereign pontiff, or rather the god of the Asiatic Tartars. 2. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Laky
LA'KY, a. Pertaining to a lake or lakes.
Webster Dictionary :: Lake
LAKE, v.i. To play; to sport. North of England. This is play, without a prefix. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Laity
LA'ITY, n. [Gr. people. See Laic .] 1. The people, as distinguished from the cle...
Webster Dictionary :: Laird
LAIRD, n. In the Scots dialect, a lord; the proprietor of a manor.
Webster Dictionary :: Lair
LAIR, n. [L. locus.] 1. A place of rest; the bed or couch of a boar or wild beas...
Webster Dictionary :: Lain
LAIN, pp. of lie. Lien would be a more regular orthography, but lain is generall...
Webster Dictionary :: Laid
LAID, pret. and pp. of lay; so written for layed.
Webster Dictionary :: Laic
LA'IC, LA'ICAL, a. [L. laicus, Gr. from people.] Belonging to the laity or peopl...
Webster Dictionary :: Lagoon
LAGOON', LAGU'NE, n. A fen, moor, marsh, shallow pond or lake; as the lagunes of...
Webster Dictionary :: Lagging
LAG'GING, ppr. Loitering; moving slowly and falling behind. The nurse went laggi...
Webster Dictionary :: Lagger
LAG'GER, a. A loiterer; an idler; one who moves slowly and falls behind.
