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LA'BIATE, LA'BIATED, a. [from L. labium, lip.] In botany, a labiate corol is irr...
LA'BIAL, a. [L. labium, a lip. See Lip .] Pertaining to the lips; formed by the ...
LA'BENT, a. [L. labens.] Sliding; gliding.
LA'BELING, ppr. Distinguishing by a label.
LA'BELED, pp. Furnished with a label.
LA'BEL, n. 1. A narrow slip of silk, paper or parchment, containing a name or ti...
LAB'EFY, v.t. To weaken or impair. [Not used.]
LABEFAC'TION, n. [L. labefactio, from labefacio, labo, to totter, and facio, to ...
LABDANUM. [See Ladanum .]
LAB'ADIST, n. the Labadists were followers of Jean de Labadie, who lived in the ...
LAB, n. a great talker; a blabber. Obs.
LA, exclam. [perhaps corrupted from look, but this is doubtful.] Look; see; beho...
L, the twelfth letter of the English alphabet, is usually denominated a semi-vow...
KYAN'OGEN, n. [Gr. blue and to beget.] Carbureted azote; the compound base of pr...
KY'ANITE, n. [Gr. sky colored. It is written also cyanite, but most improperly, ...
KY, n. Kine. [Not in use.]