LATED a margin - a bound or enclosure belated LITHER LATTEN lazy made of brass LIVERY LAUND a law phrase, signifying the act of delivering a freehold into the lawn possession of LAVOLTA the heir or purchaser - uniform a dance LIVING LAY lively, convincing wager LOACH LEAGUE a fish so called besieging army LOCKRAM LEASING coarse linen lying LODE-STAR LEATHER-COATS the leading-star, pole-star a kind of apple LOFFE LEECH to laugh a physician LOGGATS LEER the game called nine-pins countenance, complexion LONGLY LEET longingly a manor court LOOF LEGE to lull, bring a vessel up to the wind to allege LOON LEGERITY a low contemptible fellow lightness LOT LEIGER a prize in a lottery an ambassador resident abroad LOTTERY LEMAN that which falls to a man by lot a lover or mistress LOWT LENTEN a clown meagren - that which may be eaten in Lent LOWT L'ENVOY to treat one as a lowt, with contempt the farewell or moral at the end of a tale or poem LOZEL LET a spendthrift to hinder to binder LUBBER LETHE a leopard death LUCE LEVEL a fresh-water fish to aim LUMPISH LEWD duff, dejected ignorant, foolish, rude LUNES LEWDLY fits of lunacy wickedly LURCH LEWDSTER to defeat, to win, to shift a lewd person LURE LIBBARD a thing stuffed to resemble a bird with which the falconer lures a a leopard hawk LIBERAL LUSH licentious juicy, luxuriant LIBERTY LUSTIG libertinism lusty, cheerful LIEF LUXURIOUS dear lascivious LIFTER LUXURY a thief lust LIGHT O' LOVE LYM a tune a limer or slow hound LIGHTLY easily, generally LIKE to liken, compare, to please
LATED belated LATTEN made of brass LAUND lawn LAVOLTA a dance LAY wager LEAGUE besieging army LEASING lying LEATHER-COATS a kind of apple LEECH a physician LEER countenance, complexion LEET a manor court LEGE to allege LEGERITY lightness LEIGER an ambassador resident abroad LEMAN a lover or mistress LENTEN meagren - that which may be eaten in Lent L'ENVOY the farewell or moral at the end of a tale or poem LET to hinder to binder LETHE death LEVEL to aim LEWD ignorant, foolish, rude LEWDLY wickedly LEWDSTER a lewd person LIBBARD a leopard LIBERAL licentious LIBERTY libertinism LIEF dear LIFTER a thief LIGHT O' LOVE a tune LIGHTLY easily, generally LIKE to liken, compare, to please a margin - a bound or enclosure LITHER lazy LIVERY a law phrase, signifying the act of delivering a freehold into the possession of the heir or purchaser - uniform LIVING lively, convincing LOACH a fish so called LOCKRAM coarse linen LODE-STAR the leading-star, pole-star LOFFE to laugh LOGGATS the game called nine-pins LONGLY longingly LOOF to lull, bring a vessel up to the wind LOON a low contemptible fellow LOT a prize in a lottery LOTTERY that which falls to a man by lot LOWT a clown LOWT to treat one as a lowt, with contempt LOZEL a spendthrift LUBBER a leopard LUCE a fresh-water fish LUMPISH duff, dejected LUNES fits of lunacy LURCH to defeat, to win, to shift LURE a thing stuffed to resemble a bird with which the falconer lures a hawk LUSH juicy, luxuriant LUSTIG lusty, cheerful LUXURIOUS lascivious LUXURY lust LYM a limer or slow hound
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