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Webster Dictionary :: Lacunose
LACUNO'SE, a. [L. lacunosus, from lacuna, a ditch or hollow.] Furrowed or pitted...
Webster Dictionary :: Lacunar
LAC'UNAR, n. [L.] An arched roof or ceiling.
Webster Dictionary :: Lactiferous
LACTIF'EROUS, a. [L. lac, milk, and fero, to bear.] 1. Bearing or conveying milk...
Webster Dictionary :: Lactic
LAC'TIC, a. Pertaining to milk, or procured from sour milk or whey; as the lacti...
Webster Dictionary :: Lactescent
LACTES'CENT, a. 1. Producing milk or white juice. 2. Abounding with a thick colo...
Webster Dictionary :: Lactescence
LACTES'CENCE, n. [L. lactescens, lactescp, from lacto; lac, milk.] 1. Tendency t...
Webster Dictionary :: Lacteous
LAC'TEOUS, a. [L. lacteus, from lac, milk. 1. Milky; resembling milk. 2. Lacteal...
Webster Dictionary :: Lacteal
LAC'TEAL, a. 1. Pertaining to milk. 2. Conveying chyle; as a lacteal vessel. LAC...
Webster Dictionary :: Lactation
LACTA'TION, n. [L. lacto, to give suck.] The act of giving suck; or the time of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Lactate
LAC'TATE, n. In chimistry, a salt formed by the lactic acid, or acid of milk, wi...
Webster Dictionary :: Lactary
LAC'TARY, a. [L. lactarius, from lacto; lac, milk.] Milky; full of white juice l...
Webster Dictionary :: Lactant
LAC'TANT, a. [L. lactans, from lacto, to give suck; lac, milk.] Suckling; giving...
Webster Dictionary :: Lactage
LAC'TAGE, n. The produce of animals yielding milk.
Webster Dictionary :: Laconism
LA'CONISM, LAC'QUER, n. A kind of varnish. The basis of lackers is a solution of...
Webster Dictionary :: Laconics
LACON'ICS, n. A book of Pausanias, which treats of Lacedemonia.
Webster Dictionary :: Laconicism
LACON'ICISM, n. [L. lacomismus.] 1. A concise style. 2. A brief sententious phra...
