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Sr. #	Word	Definition	Example Sentence
1	l	The twelfth (12th) letter of the alphabet.	"l" comes after "k" and before "m"
2	LA	Louisiana	I live in Baton Rouge, LA.
3	lab	Another way of spelling laboratory.
4	lab rat	Lab rat is another way of spelling laboratory rat.
5	lab rats	The plural form of lab rat; more than one (kind of) lab rat.
6	label	A label is a small sign	Please read the label before using the product.; There are washing instructions on the label.
7	labeled	The past tense and past participle of label.
8	labeling	The present participle of label.
9	labelled	The past tense and past participle of label.
10	labelling	The present participle of label.
11	labels	The plural form of label; more than one (kind of) label.
12	labia	The plural form of labium; more than one (kind of) labium.
13	labia majora	Labia majora is the two outer folds of tissue that lie on either side of the opening of the vagina.
14	labia minora	Labia minora is the two inner folds of tissue that lies within the labia majora.
15	labial	If something is labial
16	labium	A labium is a part of the body that is similar to lips; it is one of the two pairs of folds of skin on either side of the vulva.
17	lablet	A lablet is a laptop that converts to a touchscreen tablet. More commonly known as a convertible laptop.
18	lablets	The plural form of lablet; more than one (kind of) lablet.
19	labor	Labor is the work that people do	The cost of labor is higher than the cost of building materials.
20	Labor Day
21	labor union	A labor union is a group of workers who come together to get fair wages and make working conditions better.	The labor union went on strike to demand a better wage.
22	labor unions	The plural form of labor union; more than one (kind of) labor union.
23	laboratories	The plural form of laboratory; more than one (kind of) laboratory.
24	laboratory	A laboratory is a place for scientists to experiment on new things.	The little child entered the laboratory by mistake.
25	laboratory rat	A lab rat is usually a type of white rat that is used for testing in a laboratory.	The laboratory rat was being testing in a laboratory.
26	laboratory rats	The plural form of laboratory rat; more than one (kind of) laboratory rat.
27	labored	The past tense and past participle of labor.
28	laborer	A laborer is a person who works or labors.	The laborer is very young.
29	laborers	The plural form of laborer; more than one (kind of) laborer.
30	laboring	The present participle of labor.
31	laborious	A laborious task is something that requires a lot of effort.
32	labors	The plural form of labor; more than one (kind of) labor.
33	labour	Labour is the work that people do	The cost of labour is higher than the cost of building materials.
34	labour union	A labour union is a group of workers who come together to get fair wages and make working conditions better.	The labor union went on strike to demand a better wage.
35	labour unions	The plural form of labour union; more than one (kind of) labour union.
36	laboured	The past tense and past participle of labour.
37	labourer	A labourer is a person who works or labours.
38	labourers	The plural form of labourer; more than one (kind of) labourer.
39	labouring	The present participle of labour.
40	labours	The plural form of labour; more than one (kind of) labour.
41	labs	The plural form of lab; more than one (kind of) lab.
42	Labudh
43	labyrinth	A labyrinth is a maze
44	labyrinths	The plural form of labyrinth; more than one (kind of) labyrinth.
45	lace	Lace is a fabric
46	laced	The past tense and past participle of lace.
47	lacerate	If you lacerate something	Tom's arm was lacerated by the heavy pipe.
48	lacerated	The past tense and past participle of lacerate.
49	lacerates	The third-person singular form of lacerate.
50	lacerating	The present participle of lacerate.
51	laceration	A wound where the skin or a soft part of the body tears or breaks by a hit or strike. This leaves an open hole (outside the body) or a part of the body moved to the wrong place (inside the body). Lacerations are caused by hard hits (for example	Vaginal or rectal lacerations sustained while fisting may lead to serious injury or death.; He sustained some hideous facial lacerations in that horrific car accident last week. He should not have been driving and texting at the same time!
52	lacerations	The plural form of laceration; more than one (kind of) laceration.
53	laces	The plural form of lace; more than one (kind of) lace.
54	Laches
55	lachrymose	A lachrymose person is someone who tears (cry) easily.
56	lacing	The present participle of lace.
57	lack	If there is a lack of something	He was frustrated by the lack of progress.; There is a lack of clarity about where the money is to come from.; He was happy with his life, despite his lack of family.; Many parents try to compensate for their lack of time with children by spending money on them.; They cite the lack of seat belts for the injuries.; There's no lack of beaches in Hawai'i.; Her teachers complained about her lack of attention.; Food or the lack thereof could be easily used as a weapon.; South African art museums are suffering from a lack of official funding.; His head ached, mostly due to a lack of food and sleep.; Lack of coordination made the 23 separate anti-gang programs ineffective.; The purpose of this study is to address the relative lack of empirical research on adults.
58	lacked	The past tense and past participle of lack.
59	lacking	The present participle of lack.
60	lackluster	When something is lackluster
61	lacks	The plural form of lack; more than one (kind of) lack.
62	laconic	If someone or something is laconic
63	Lactating
64	lactose	Lactose is a disaccharide that is made up of two simple sugars
65	lactoses	The plural form of lactose; more than one (kind of) lactose.
66	lad	A boy.	Why aren't you lads in school?
67	Ladakh	Ladakh is a region in the disputed territory of Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan (Pakistan).
68	ladder	A ladder is something you walk up use to get to a higher (or lower) position. There are two parallel sides and steps (rungs) between them.
69	ladders	The plural form of ladder; more than one (kind of) ladder.
70	laden	When something is laden
71	ladies	The plural form of lady; more than one (kind of) lady.
72	Ladla
73	ladle	A ladle is a large
74	ladles	The plural form of ladle; more than one (kind of) ladle.
75	lads	The plural form of lad; more than one (kind of) lad.
76	lady	A polite way of saying "woman".	Please direct this lady to the soft furnishings department.
77	ladybird	A ladybird is a kind of red beetle with black spots.
78	ladybirds	The plural form of ladybird; more than one (kind of) ladybird.
79	ladybug	A ladybug is a type of insect (similar to a beetle) that has red wings with black spots
80	ladybugs	The plural form of ladybug; more than one (kind of) ladybug.
81	ladylike	If someone is ladylike she is polite in a feminine way. She behaves in a way that an important woman (a lady) would long ago.	Her ladylike ways impressed the older people in the room.
82	lag	A lag is an instance of lagging.
83	lager	Lager is a kind of beer using a slow fermentation technique.
84	lagers	The plural form of lager; more than one (kind of) lager.
85	lagged	The past tense and past participle of lag.
86	laggier	The comparative form of laggy; more laggy.
87	laggiest	The superlative form of laggy; most laggy.
88	lagging	The present participle of lag.
89	laggy	If something is laggy
90	Lagi
91	lagoon	A lagoon is a shallow body of water separated from deeper sea by sand.
92	lagoons	The plural form of lagoon; more than one (kind of) lagoon.
93	lags	The plural form of lag; more than one (kind of) lag.
94	Lahore
95	Lahori
96	laicise	If a person laicises	They will laicise each of the schools in the district.
97	laicised	The past tense and past participle of laicise.
98	laicises	The third-person singular form of laicise.
99	laicising	The present participle of laicise.
100	laicize	If a person laicizes	They will laicize each of the schools in the district.
101	laicized	The past tense and past participle of laicize.
102	laicizes	The third-person singular form of laicize.
103	laicizing	The present participle of laicize.
104	laid	The past tense and past participle of lay.
105	laid down
106	Laikhurembi	Laikhurembi is an ancient Meitei goddess of argument
107	lain	The past participle of lie.	I have lain here with a broken leg for two days now.
108	Lainaotabi	Ancient Meitei Goddess of charm
109	Laird
110	laissez-faire	Laissez-faire is a French term meaning "leave it alone". It refers to a social	In Ayn Rand's novels, people do better under laissez-faire government.
111	Lajna
112	lake	A lake is a place with a lot of deep water. A lake not always have salt in it.	We went swimming in the lake.
113	Lakeist
114	lakes	The plural form of lake; more than one (kind of) lake.
115	Lakshadweep	Lakshadweep is a Union territory in India. Its capital is Kavaratti.
116	Lakshmi
117	lallygag	If a person lallygags
118	lallygagged	The past tense and past participle of lallygag.
119	lallygagging	The present participle of lallygag.
120	lallygags	The third-person singular form of lallygag.
121	Lam Lai	A Lam Lai is an ancient Meitei deity living in a particular place
122	Lamar
123	lamb	A lamb is a baby sheep.	The small lamb was standing in the field.
124	Lamb of God
125	Lambal
126	lambast	If you lambast a person
127	lambaste	If you lambaste a person
128	lambasted	The past tense and past participle of lambast.
129	lambastes	The third-person singular form of lambaste.
130	lambasting	The present participle of lambast.
131	lambasts	The third-person singular form of lambast.
132	lambda	Eleventh letter of Greek.
133	lambdas	The plural form of lambda; more than one (kind of) lambda.
134	lambs	The plural form of lamb; more than one (kind of) lamb.
135	Lambstad
136	lame	If you are lame you are not able to walk well because of a problem with one's feet or legs. This term could sometimes cause offense.	Because I broke my leg and it's in a cast, I'm going to be lame for a while.
137	lame duck	A lame duck is a person who is handicapped or not efficient.	The whole group wasted a lot of time only because of him. He's what I call a lame duck!
138	lame ducks	The plural form of lame duck; more than one (kind of) lame duck.
139	lamebrain	A lamebrain is a person who is rather shallow.
140	lamebrains	The plural form of lamebrain; more than one (kind of) lamebrain.
141	lament	Lament is an expression of grief
142	lamentable	When something is lamentable	That poor man felt very lamentable about his plight.
143	lamented	The past tense and past participle of lament.
144	lamenting	The present participle of lament.
145	laments	The plural form of lament; more than one (kind of) lament.
146	lamer	The comparative form of lame; more lame.
147	lamest	The superlative form of lame; most lame.
148	laminate	If you laminate something
149	laminated	The past tense and past participle of laminate.
150	laminates	The third-person singular form of laminate.
151	laminating	The present participle of laminate.
152	lamp	A lamp is something that makes light (either from electricity or by burning fuel).	It's getting dark so I'll switch on the lamp to read by.; Oil lamps have wicks that can smoke as they burn.
153	lampoon	A lampoon is a written attack that is used to make fun of a person or group using irony or sarcasm.
154	lampooned	The past tense and past participle of lampoon.
155	lampooning	The present participle of lampoon.
156	lampoons	The plural form of lampoon; more than one (kind of) lampoon.
157	lamps	The plural form of lamp; more than one (kind of) lamp.
158	Lance	Lance is a male given name.
159	land	Land is the part of the Earth that is not covered with water	The surface of Earth is 70% water, and 30% land.
160	land line	A land line is a telephone communications cable laid across land.
161	land lines	The plural form of land line; more than one (kind of) land line.
162	Land slips
163	landed	The past tense and past participle of land.
164	landfill	A landfill is a place where rubbish is buried.
165	landfilled	The past tense and past participle of landfill.
166	landfilling	The present participle of landfill.
167	landfills	The plural form of landfill; more than one (kind of) landfill.
168	landing	A landing is a corridor.
169	landings	The plural form of landing; more than one (kind of) landing.
170	landladies	The plural form of landlady; more than one (kind of) landlady.
171	landlady	A landlady is a woman who rents out land or a building.
172	landline	A landline is a telephone communications cable laid across land.
173	landlines	The plural form of landline; more than one (kind of) landline.
174	landlocked	A piece of land is landlocked if it does not touch a large body of water
175	landlord	A landlord is a person that owns living space and rents it to people (called tenants).	For an extra thirty dollars a month the landlord rented him the two upstairs rooms, a toilet in the middle of one, as a one-bedroom apartment.; Landlords generally do not live in the same community as their tenants.
176	landlords	The plural form of landlord; more than one (kind of) landlord.
177	landmark	A landmark is a large object used to know where one is.	Big Ben is a landmark in London.
178	landmarks	The plural form of landmark; more than one (kind of) landmark.
179	lands	The plural form of land; more than one (kind of) land.
180	landscape	A landscape is a piece of land or territory which can all be seen at once in a single view.
181	landscaped	The past tense and past participle of landscape.
182	landscaper	A landscaper is a person that does landscaping.	The landscapers are coming to mow the grass today.
183	landscapers	The plural form of landscaper; more than one (kind of) landscaper.
184	landscapes	The plural form of landscape; more than one (kind of) landscape.
185	landscaping	The present participle of landscape.
186	landslide victories	The plural form of landslide victory; more than one (kind of) landslide victory.
187	landslide victory	A landslide victory happens when someone or a party wins an election by a large margin.	Ronald Reagan won the 1984 United States presidential election with a landslide victory.
188	landslip	A landslip is when dirt and mud fall down a hill or cliff	Beware very wet hills, because a landslip might happen.
189	landslips	The plural form of landslip; more than one (kind of) landslip.
190	landward	If you are moving landwards
191	landwards	moving or facing the land
192	lane	A lane is one part of the road that cars traveling in one direction stay in	Widening traffic lanes from 9.5 to 10 or 11 feet reduces car crashes.; In some cities, they have separate bike lanes with their own traffic lights.; It's very annoying when slow drivers stay in the fast lane.; Drivers are supposed to travel on the highway's three lanes and use the shoulders only for emergencies.; Concrete barriers blocked one lane of the street to keep traffic from getting too close to the building.; She sped across three lanes of traffic on I-4 almost hitting two other cars.
193	lanes	The plural form of lane; more than one (kind of) lane.	The highway is only two lanes wide.; That bowling alley is huge! They have at least 35 lanes!
194	language	A language is all the words used by a group of people	The English language has easy grammar but difficult spelling and pronunciation.
195	languaged	The past tense and past participle of language.
196	languages	The plural form of language; more than one (kind of) language.
197	languaging	The present participle of language.
198	languoid
199	lankier	The comparative form of lanky; more lanky.
200	lankiest	The superlative form of lanky; most lanky.
201	lanky	A lanky person is someone who is tall and slim in an ungraceful way.
202	lanolin	Lanolin is a greasy yellow substance that is found on the wool of a sheep.
203	lantern	A lantern is a light covered by glass that can be carried by a handle.
204	lanterns	The plural form of lantern; more than one (kind of) lantern.
205	lanthanide	A lanthanide is an element that had the atomic number between 57 and 71 in the periodic table. These elements are also called rare earth elements.
206	lanthanides	The plural form of lanthanide; more than one (kind of) lanthanide.
207	lanthanum	Lanthanum is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 57 and symbol La.
208	Lanyard
209	Laos	Laos is a country in Southeast Asia. Its capital city is Vientiane.
210	lap	The thighs. Usually used when one is sitting down.	The baby was tired, so he rested down on his mother's lap.
211	lapel	A lapel is the two triangular pieces of cloth on the front of a jacket or coat that are folded back.
212	lapels	The plural form of lapel; more than one (kind of) lapel.
213	lapidate	If you lapidate a person
214	lapidated	The past tense and past participle of lapidate.
215	lapidates	The third-person singular form of lapidate.
216	lapidating	The present participle of lapidate.
217	lapped	The past tense and past participle of lap.
218	lapping	The present participle of lap.
219	laps	The third-person singular form of lap.
220	lapse	A lapse is an error or a failure made because of a carelessness.
221	lapsed	The past tense and past participle of lapse.
222	lapses	The plural form of lapse; more than one (kind of) lapse.
223	Lapsid
224	lapsing	The present participle of lapse.
225	laptop computer	A laptop computer or a laptop is a small computer that is light enough to be used on your lap and can be carried around with you.
226	laptop computers	The plural form of laptop computer; more than one (kind of) laptop computer.
227	lapwing	A lapwing is a type of bird.
228	lapwings	The plural form of lapwing; more than one (kind of) lapwing.
229	Lar
230	larcenies	The plural form of larceny; more than one (kind of) larceny.
231	larceny	Larceny is the theft of someone else's personal property.
232	lard	Lard is the meat from a pig that is full of fat
233	larded	The past tense and past participle of lard.
234	larding	The present participle of lard.
235	lardoon	A lardoon is a strip of salted meat that used for larding.
236	lardoons	The plural form of lardoon; more than one (kind of) lardoon.
237	lards	The third-person singular form of lard.
238	large	Big; of great size; broad	I would like a large glass of milk.; I need a larger piece of paper to fit all these pictures onto it.
239	Large intestine
240	largely	If something is largely ignored	The changes were largely based on her ideas.
241	larger	The comparative form of large; more large.
242	largest	The superlative form of large; most large.
243	Larkana
244	larynges	The plural form of larynx; more than one (kind of) larynx.
245	larynx	The larynx is a part of your body that is inside your throat.	Your larynx makes your voice and keeps food out of your lungs.
246	larynxes	The plural form of larynx; more than one (kind of) larynx.
247	Las Anod	Las Anod is the capital of SSC-Khatumo and Sool province in northern Somalia.	Las Anod is settled by the reer darawiish community in SSC-Khatumo.
248	Las Vegas	Las Vegas is a city in Nevada
249	lase	If you lase something
250	lased	The past tense and past participle of lase.
251	laser	A laser is a device that emits light through a process of optical amplification based on the stimulated emission of electromagnetic radiation.
252	Laseramic
253	lasers	The plural form of laser; more than one (kind of) laser.
254	lases	The third-person singular form of lase.
255	lash	A lash is a sharp blow by a whip or rope.
256	lashed	The past tense and past participle of lash.
257	lashes	The plural form of lash; more than one (kind of) lash.
258	lashing	The present participle of lash.
259	lasing	The present participle of lase.
260	lass	A lass is another word for a young women or girl
261	lasses	The plural form of lass; more than one (kind of) lass.
262	Lasso
263	last	Happening or coming after all other similar things or people.	I was the last person to go there: when I went, the others were all already there.; My house is the last house at the end of the street.; At last, after twenty hours on the boat, they arrived at their destination.
264	Last but one
265	Last rites
266	lasted	The past tense and past participle of last.
267	lasting	The present participle of last.
268	lastly	You use lastly	Lastly, I want to thank everyone who helped with the project.
269	lasts	The third-person singular form of last.
270	Latakia
271	latch	A latch is a metal lever for fastening a door
272	latchable	If something is latchable
273	latches	The plural form of latch; more than one (kind of) latch.
274	late	An event is late if it happens after a specified time.	He was late to his appointment.
275	late to the party	If someone is late to the party
276	lateen	A lateen is a triangular sail set on a boom.
277	lateens	The plural form of lateen; more than one (kind of) lateen.
278	lately	If something has happened lately	Have you seen her lately? I haven't seen her in weeks.; There has been a lot of rain lately, too much for me.
279	latent	If something is latent
280	later	The comparative form of late; more late.	She arrived later than me.
281	Later results
282	lateral	An object's lateral refers to the side of it.	The lateral extension of the wall was 30 metres.
283	latest	The superlative form of late; most late.
284	latests	The plural form of latest; more than one (kind of) latest.
285	latifundia	The plural form of latifundium; more than one (kind of) latifundium.
286	latifundium	A latifundium is a huge estate bought up by wealthy Roman families.
287	Latin	A language that people used in ancient Rome.	I don't know how to speak Latin.; Many English words come from Latin.
288	latitude	Latitude refers to the angular from the equator to the north or south pole of the earth
289	latitudes	The plural form of latitude; more than one (kind of) latitude.
290	Latoria
291	latter	The latter half	The price of oil could reach $150 by the latter half of the decade.; We used soap rather than shampoo even though I prefer the latter. (here "latter" refers to shampoo, "former" would refer to soap)
292	lattice	A lattice is a construction of wooden strips
293	lattices	The plural form of lattice; more than one (kind of) lattice.
294	Laturia
295	Latvia	Latvia is a country in northeastern Europe.
296	Latvian	Latvian is the language in Latvia.
297	Latvians	The plural form of Latvian; more than one (kind of) Latvian.
298	laud	If you laud a person
299	laudable	If an action is laudable
300	lauded	The past tense and past participle of laud.
301	lauding	The present participle of laud.
302	lauds	The third-person singular form of laud.
303	laugh	Someone laughs when they make a sound with their mouth because they think something is funny. It can sound like "ha ha"	That was a really good joke. I've never laughed so hard!
304	laugh like a drain	If you laugh like a drain
305	laughed	The past tense and past participle of laugh.
306	laughing	The present participle of laugh.
307	Laughing like a gutter
308	laughs	The third-person singular form of laugh.
309	laughter	The sound of laughing.	Laughter filled the classroom when the teacher accidently spilled her coffee.; Much laughter followed the joke.
310	launch	If you launch something	During the fight, he launched a dart at my head. Luckily, he missed.
311	launched	The past tense and past participle of launch.
312	launches	The third-person singular form of launch.
313	launching	The present participle of launch.
314	launder	A launder is a trough that carries water to the wheel of a watermill.
315	laundered	The past tense and past participle of launder.
316	Launderers
317	launderette	A launderette is a shop with coin-operated washing machines and dryers for public use.
318	launderettes	The plural form of launderette; more than one (kind of) launderette.
319	laundering	The present participle of launder.
320	launders	The plural form of launder; more than one (kind of) launder.
321	laundries	The plural form of laundry; more than one (kind of) laundry.
322	laundry	Laundry is clothes that need to be washed or that have been newly washed.	Please don't leave your dirty laundry all over the house.; I try to do the laundry at least twice a week.
323	Laura	Laura is a female given name.
324	laureate	A laureate is a graduate of a university.
325	laureates	The plural form of laureate; more than one (kind of) laureate.
326	Lauren	Lauren is a female given name.
327	lav	A lav is a lavatory
328	lava	Lava is the molten rock that is spit out of a volcano when it erupts.	When the volcano erupted, it spit out lots of lava.
329	lavabo	A lavabo is a large bowl fixed to a wall used for washing your hands and face.
330	lavabos	The plural form of lavabo; more than one (kind of) lavabo.
331	Laval
332	lavalike	If something is lavalike
333	lava-like	If something is lava-like
334	lavas	The plural form of lava; more than one (kind of) lava.
335	lavatories	The plural form of lavatory; more than one (kind of) lavatory.
336	lavatory	A lavatory is a room containing a toilet.
337	lavender	Lavender is a plant in the genus Lavandula
338	lavenders	The plural form of lavender; more than one (kind of) lavender.
339	lavish	If something is lavish it is large in quantity and is expensive.
340	lavished	The past tense and past participle of lavish.
341	lavisher	The comparative form of lavish; more lavish.
342	lavishes	The third-person singular form of lavish.
343	lavishest	The superlative form of lavish; most lavish.
344	lavishing	The present participle of lavish.
345	lavishly	If you do something lavishly	He was noted to entertain lavishly, throwing the biggest and best parties in town.
346	lavishness
347	lavs	The plural form of lav; more than one (kind of) lav.
348	law	Laws are the official rules of a government or organisation.	We have defined crime as behaviour which breaks the criminal law.; We believe that this law is wrong and we are not prepared to obey such a law.; The Kyoto treaty became law in 2005.
349	law enforcement	Law enforcement is the task of ensuring obedience to the law.
350	Law of conservation of energy
351	law of excluded middle	A different form of law of the excluded middle.
352	law of identity	The law of identity is a logical principle that states that things are what they are.
353	law of the excluded middle	The law of the excluded middle is a principle in some logics that says that everything must either be true or false.	My sister kept told me that she didn't steal my cookie and she didn't not steal my cookie, but of course that can't be true because of the law of the excluded middle.
354	lawful	If an activity	It's not lawful for a child to sign a contract.; The question is whether their marriage was actually lawful.
355	lawl	Lawl is another way of spelling LOL.
356	lawless	A lawless place is not well controlled by laws and rules.	Orin's area is a lawless region where peace never really took hold.
357	lawmaker	A lawmaker is someone who makes or enacts laws.
358	lawmakers	The plural form of lawmaker; more than one (kind of) lawmaker.
359	lawn	Ground (generally in front of or around a house) that is covered with grass that is mowed short.	In summer, I have to mow my lawn twice a week.
360	lawns	The plural form of lawn; more than one (kind of) lawn.
361	Lawrence	Lawrence is a male given name.
362	lawrencium	Lawrencium is a synthetic radioactive element with an atomic number of 103 and symbol Lr. It used to have the symbol Lw instead.
363	laws	The plural form of law; more than one (kind of) law.
364	lawsuit	A lawsuit is a dispute between two or more people that is brought to a court for resolution.
365	lawsuits	The plural form of lawsuit; more than one (kind of) lawsuit.
366	lawyer	A lawyer is an expert in law. A lawyer has the job of standing for other people in court giving them advice about the law.	The defendant got a lawyer to defend him in court.; The lawyer represented the man in court.
367	lawyer up	If a person	The oil companies lawyered up and sued the government.
368	lawyered	The past tense and past participle of lawyer.
369	lawyering	The present participle of lawyer.
370	lawyers	The plural form of lawyer; more than one (kind of) lawyer.
371	lax	If someone is lax	The teacher was too lax with the students.
372	laxative	Something that is laxative has the effect of aiding digestion and prevents constipation.
373	laxatives	The plural form of laxative; more than one (kind of) laxative.
374	laxer	The comparative form of lax; more lax.
375	laxest	The superlative form of lax; most lax.
376	lay	When you lay something	Sally carefully laid out her clothing on the bed.
377	lay down
378	Lay one's hands on
379	layabout	A layabout is a lazy person.
380	layabouts	The plural form of layabout; more than one (kind of) layabout.
381	layer	A layer is a covering material or substance.	When we got up in the morning, everything was covered by a thin layer of snow.; The cream forms a germ-fighting layer over the skin.; How many layers of clothing do you have to wear in the winter?
382	layered	The past tense and past participle of layer.
383	layering	The present participle of layer.
384	layers	The plural form of layer; more than one (kind of) layer.
385	laying	The present participle of lay.
386	Laying a wreath
387	Layla
388	layoff	A layoff is letting employees go from their jobs in order to save money for the company (not because the employees did something wrong).
389	layoffs	The plural form of layoff; more than one (kind of) layoff.
390	layout	A layout is the way items are arranged.	The layout of this page is cluttered.; The layout of this keyboard is not correct, because someone changed its keys.
391	layouts	The plural form of layout; more than one (kind of) layout.
392	lays	The third-person singular form of lay.
393	laze	If you laze around
394	lazed	The past tense and past participle of laze.
395	lazes	The third-person singular form of laze.
396	lazier	The comparative form of lazy; more lazy.
397	laziest	The superlative form of lazy; most lazy.
398	lazily	If something is done lazily
399	laziness	Laziness is the act of being lazy or idle and to do no work.	Laziness is one of the seven deadly sins.
400	lazing	The present participle of laze.
401	lazy	If someone is lazy	He went to a restaurant because he was too lazy to cook.; I had a lazy dog who just slept on the sofa all day.
402	lazy Susan	A lazy Susan is a rotating tray that is used on tables for serving condiments or food.
403	lazy Susans	The plural form of lazy Susan; more than one (kind of) lazy Susan.
404	lb	One lb refers to one pound (a unit of weight).
405	lead	A lead is a wire or strap attached to something.	The dog can't go far because it's on a short lead.; Attach this lead to one end of the battery.
406	leader	A leader is someone who leads others and has them following him.	Kings, presidents, governors, and mayors are all different types of leaders.
407	leaderless	An organization that is leaderless does not have a leadership.
408	leaders	The plural form of leader; more than one (kind of) leader.
409	leadership	Leadership is the capacity of someone to lead.	I doubt that even his leadership can help us.
410	leaderships	The plural form of leadership; more than one (kind of) leadership.
411	leading	The present participle of lead.
412	leads	The plural form of lead; more than one (kind of) lead.
413	leaf	A big	The leaves turn red and yellow in the fall.
414	leafed	The past tense and past participle of leaf.
415	leafier	The comparative form of leafy; more leafy.
416	leafiest	The superlative form of leafy; most leafy.
417	leafing	The present participle of leaf.
418	leaflet	A leaflet is piece of paper or a small book	People were distributing leaflets about the dangers of cell-phone use.; Israel continues dropping leaflets warning people in southern neighborhoods of Lebanon to leave.
419	leaflets	The plural form of leaflet; more than one (kind of) leaflet.
420	leafs	The third-person singular form of leaf.
421	leafy	If something is leafy
422	league	A league is a group of sports teams that play against each other.	Rodriguez won the American League most-valuable-player award in 2003 and 2005.; The chances of your son making the National Hockey League are close to zero.; He spent the summer driving around Texas, watching minor league baseball games.; They played in this year's league championship, but lost by six points.; They could win and finish as the best team in the best league.
423	leagues	The plural form of league; more than one (kind of) league.
424	Leah
425	leak	A hole in a tube. Usually used for gas tubes and water pipes.	Quick! Get a plumber! I have found a leak in this pipe.
426	leakage	A leakage is the escape of liquid or gas through a hole or crack.
427	leakages	The plural form of leakage; more than one (kind of) leakage.
428	leaked	The past tense and past participle of leak.
429	leakier	The comparative form of leaky; more leaky.
430	leakiest	The superlative form of leaky; most leaky.
431	leaking	The present participle of leak.
432	leakproof	If something is leakproof
433	leaks	The plural form of leak; more than one (kind of) leak.
434	leaky	If something is leaky
435	lean	If you lean against something	He leaned his bicycle against the wall.
436	leaned	The past tense and past participle of lean.
437	leaner	The comparative form of lean; more lean.
438	leanest	The superlative form of lean; most lean.
439	leaning	The present participle of lean.
440	leanings	The plural form of leaning; more than one (kind of) leaning.
441	leanness	The leanness of someone is how lean they are.
442	leans	The third-person singular form of lean.
443	leant	The past tense and past participle of lean.
444	leap	A leap is a jump.	The clown took a leap through the hoop.
445	Leap out of one's skin
446	Leap out of one's skin
447	leap year	A leap year is a year with 366 days in the most commonly used Gregorian calendar. Leap years happen every four years.	The Summer Olympics is held during a leap year.
448	leap years	The plural form of leap year; more than one (kind of) leap year.
449	leaped	The past tense and past participle of leap.
450	leaping	The present participle of leap.
451	leaps	The third-person singular form of leap.
452	leapt	The past tense and past participle of leap.
453	learn	When you learn something	I'm going to learn English!; Martha is learning to play the piano.
454	learned	The past tense and past participle of learn.
455	learner	A learner is someone that is learning.	A good teacher learns from the students too, so everybody in the class is a learner.
456	learners	The plural form of learner; more than one (kind of) learner.
457	learning	Someone is learning ideas if they didn't know the ideas before and they are starting to know them.	I'm learning to speak French by reading lots of French books.
458	learns	The third-person singular form of learn.
459	learnt	The past tense and past participle of learn.
460	lease	If someone leases
461	leased	The past tense and past participle of lease.
462	leases	The third-person singular form of lease.
463	leash	A leash is a strap or rope that is used to restrain an animal.
464	leashed	The past tense and past participle of leash.
465	leashes	The plural form of leash; more than one (kind of) leash.
466	leashing	The present participle of leash.
467	leasing	The present participle of lease.
468	least	the smallest amount of; little of	She does the most cleaning, but the least cooking.; No German, least of all the East Germans, wanted Soviet troops to stay.; There are at least four problems with the idea.; Nobody works hard, but she does the least.
469	leather	A tanned animal skin.	He took the leather and made a coat from it.
470	leathers	The plural form of leather; more than one (kind of) leather.
471	leave	When you leave a place	I left the building.
472	leave alone
473	Leave in protest
474	leave someone out in the cold	If you leave someone out in the cold
475	leaves	The plural form of leaf; more than one (kind of) leaf.	The leaves fall in autumn.
476	leaving	The present participle of leave.	We're leaving early tomorrow morning to be on time for our 7:00 am flight.; He's always leaving his things just lying around.
477	Lebanese
478	Lebanon
479	lecherous	A lecherous person is someone who has or shows excessive sexual desire.
480	lect
481	lecture	A lecture is a talk about a specific topic. Usually	My teacher is giving a lecture on human rights tonight at the university.
482	lectured	The past tense and past participle of lecture.
483	lecturer	A lecturer is a person who gives lectures at a university or college.	She was promoted from lecturer to professor.
484	lecturers	The plural form of lecturer; more than one (kind of) lecturer.
485	lectures	The plural form of lecture; more than one (kind of) lecture.
486	lecturing	The present participle of lecture.
487	led	The past tense and past participle of lead.
488	leer	When you leer at someone	She stopped using the public pool because of the way people leered at her when she was in her swimsuit.; Their bosses warned the female prison guards that they would have to deal with the male prisoners leering at them.
489	leered	The past tense and past participle of leer.
490	leering	The present participle of leer.
491	leers	The third-person singular form of leer.
492	leeward	moving or facing the way the wind is moving
493	leeway	Leeway is the amount of freedom to move or act that is available.	The rules gives the person some leeway into his duties.
494	left	One of the two directions	Turn left at the next corner.
495	left over
496	leftover	Something that is leftover is the remaining amount of a larger quantity of things.
497	leftovers	The plural form of leftover; more than one (kind of) leftover.
498	lefts	The plural form of left; more than one (kind of) left.
499	leftward	moving or facing left.
500	leftwards	moving or facing left.
501	leg	Your legs are the two long parts of your body that you move to walk	I lost a leg in the war.; The footballer broke a leg during the game.; The bus stopped and everybody went out to stretch their legs.
502	legacies	The plural form of legacy; more than one (kind of) legacy.
503	legacy	A legacy is something that is passed down from the past	Her grandfather's legacy included both family traditions and a large estate.
504	legal	If an activity is legal it does not break any laws.	In Canada, it is perfectly legal for a woman to walk down the street with no shirt on.
505	legal dispute	A legal dispute is a legal argument about the law.
506	legal disputes	The plural form of legal dispute; more than one (kind of) legal dispute.
507	legalisation	Legalisation is when something is made to be legal	Some Canadian politicians were in favour of the legalisation of marijuana.
508	legalisations	The plural form of legalisation; more than one (kind of) legalisation.
509	legalise	If something that was against the law is legalised	Canada recently legalised marijuana.
510	legalised	The past tense and past participle of legalise.
511	legalises	The third-person singular form of legalise.
512	legalising	The present participle of legalise.
513	legalities	The plural form of legality; more than one (kind of) legality.
514	legality	The legality of something is state of it being in accordance with the law.
515	legalization	Legalization is when something is made to be legal	Some Canadian politicians were in favor of the legalization of marijuana.
516	legalizations	The plural form of legalization; more than one (kind of) legalization.
517	legalize	If something that was against the law is legalized	There has been a recent push to legalize marijuana in the United States.
518	legalized	The past tense and past participle of legalize.
519	Legalized.
520	legalizes	The third-person singular form of legalize.
521	legalizing	The present participle of legalize.
522	legally	If something can be done legally	You can legally park in the lot on weekends without paying the fee, they won't ticket you.
523	legend	A legend is a story that has been passed down through the years
524	legendary	A legendary person	The legendary King Arthur is said to have ruled Britain.; Atlantis is a legendary city believed to have sunk into the ocean.
525	legends	The plural form of legend; more than one (kind of) legend.
526	legging	A legging is a protective covering that is worn from the knee to the ankle and is usually made of leather.
527	leggings	The plural form of legging; more than one (kind of) legging.
528	legible	When something is legible
529	legion	A legion is large number	The film won him a legion of followers.
530	legions	The plural form of legion; more than one (kind of) legion.
531	legislate	If you legislate	The government legislated changes to the tax law.; It's a bad idea to try to legislate how people should spend their money.
532	legislated	The past tense and past participle of legislate.
533	legislates	The third-person singular form of legislate.
534	legislating	The present participle of legislate.
535	legislation	Legislation is the official laws and rules of a government.	City council is planning new legislation regarding recycling.; This new crime law is a very important piece of legislation.; The legislation in Taiwan says that to be legally married the couple will need to be above the age of eighteen.'.; Congress approved several pieces of legislation.
536	Legislation.
537	legislations	The plural form of legislation; more than one (kind of) legislation.
538	legislative	If someone has a legislative role	a legislative act
539	legislature	A legislature is a governmental body with the power to make
540	legislatures	The plural form of legislature; more than one (kind of) legislature.
541	legitimate	Something that is legitimate is something that is correct or not fake by law
542	legitimise	If you legitimise something
543	legitimised	The past tense and past participle of legitimise.
544	legitimises	The third-person singular form of legitimise.
545	legitimising	The present participle of legitimise.
546	legitimize	If you legitimize something
547	legitimized	The past tense and past participle of legitimize.
548	legitimizes	The third-person singular form of legitimize.
549	legitimizing	The present participle of legitimize.
550	Lego	Lego is a building toy made by The LEGO Company.	Let's build a truck with Lego.
551	legs	The plural form of leg; more than one (kind of) leg.
552	legume	A legume is a type of dry fruit and is usually produced by plants of the family Fabaceae	Peas are beans are types of legumes.
553	legumes	The plural form of legume; more than one (kind of) legume.
554	Leh	Leh is a city and a district in the disputed territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
555	Leicester
556	leisure	Leisure is time that is free from work or other duties	He looked forward to the holidays when he could read at his leisure.
557	Leisure house
558	leisurely	If something is done leisurely
559	leisures	The plural form of leisure; more than one (kind of) leisure.
560	leman	A leman is a person's lover.
561	lemans	The plural form of leman; more than one (kind of) leman.
562	lemma	A lemma is the basic form of a word. For example
563	lemmas	The plural form of lemma; more than one (kind of) lemma.
564	lemmata	The plural form of lemma; more than one (kind of) lemma.
565	lemon	A lemon is a yellow citrus fruit that has a sour taste.
566	lemonade	Lemonade is a cold drink made of lemons	I would like a cool glass of lemonade.
567	lemonades	The plural form of lemonade; more than one (kind of) lemonade.
568	lemons	The plural form of lemon; more than one (kind of) lemon.
569	lemur	A lemur is an animal with a pointy nose and a long tail. It is commonly found in Madagascar.
570	lemurs	The plural form of lemur; more than one (kind of) lemur.
571	lend	When you lend something to another person	I lent my textbook to Jack to allow him to study from it.; The main functions of banks are to hold your money safely and to lend some of that money to others.
572	lending	The present participle of lend.
573	lends	The third-person singular form of lend.
574	length	The length of an object is the distance between one end of that object and the other.	What is the length of the car?
575	lengthen	If you lengthen something
576	lengthened	The past tense and past participle of lengthen.
577	lengthening	The present participle of extend.
578	lengthens	The third-person singular form of lengthen.
579	lengthier	The comparative form of lengthy; more lengthy.
580	lengthiest	The superlative form of lengthy; most lengthy.
581	lengths	The plural form of length; more than one (kind of) length.
582	lengthy	If something is lengthy	The lecture is too lengthy.
583	lenient	If you are lenient	He's not in jail because a lenient judge allowed him to get out.; People believe athletes need more lenient treatment from teachers because they are not intelligent enough.
584	lens	A lens is a specially shaped piece of glass that is used in cameras or telescopes to bend light.
585	lenses	The plural form of lens; more than one (kind of) lens.
586	lent	The past tense and past participle of lend.
587	lententide
588	lentil	Lentil is a type of plants that have edible seeds. These seeds are usually orange
589	lentils	The plural form of lentil; more than one (kind of) lentil.
590	Leo	Leo is a constellation of the zodiac supposedly shaped like a lion.
591	Leon
592	Leonard	Leonard is a male given name.
593	leopard	A leopard is a type of large cat that has spots and lives in Africa and parts of Asia.	People have sometimes hunted leopards for their beautiful skins.
594	leopards	The plural form of leopard; more than one (kind of) leopard.
595	Leroy	Leroy is a male given name.
596	lesbian	A homosexual woman.	She is attracted to other women; she is a lesbian.
597	lesbians	The plural form of lesbian; more than one (kind of) lesbian.
598	lesbo	A lesbian; a homosexual woman.
599	lesbophobia	Lesbophobia is the fear or dislike of lesbians
600	Lesbos	A small island in Greece.
601	Lesions
602	less	A smaller amount or degree.	He does less of the work than she does.; I want less soup.; It costs less than $10.; As we build new roads, these small ones will become less important.; He wore a dark colour that was less likely to be seen.
603	Less air
604	less than	If A is less than B	The typical program length is less than one month.
605	lessen	If you lessen something
606	lessened	The past tense and past participle of lessen.
607	lessening	The present participle of lessen.
608	lessens	The third-person singular form of lessen.
609	lesser	The lesser of two things is the one with the smaller size	They made a lot of money, while we took home lesser sums.; A lesser man would have given up.
610	lesson	A lesson is a time when something is taught.	The Math lesson starts at 5:12.
611	lessons	The plural form of lesson; more than one (kind of) lesson.
612	lest	If you do something lest something unpleasant happen	She said nothing, lest anyone think she didn't agree.; He paused, afraid lest he say too much.
613	Lesvos	Lesvos is another way of spelling Lesbos.
614	let	When you let someone do something	I let him come with me.
615	Let me know
616	let the cat out of the bag	If you let the cat out of the bag
617	let's
618	lethal	If something is lethal it might kill you; it causes death.	Cobra's poison is lethal.
619	lets	The third-person singular form of let.
620	let's	The contraction of "let us". We say let's if we want a group of people we are with to do something.	"What should we do?" "Let's go to the store."; "Hi, I'm the person who is working with you in science class. Let's do the experiment"
621	Let's go
622	letter	A letter is a symbol which makes up part of a word.	The word fly has 3 letters: f, l and y.
623	letters	The plural form of letter; more than one (kind of) letter.
624	letting	The present participle of let.
625	lettuce	Lettuce is a round green vegetable.	There is lettuce, cabbage, and beans in this salad.
626	lettuces	The plural form of lettuce; more than one (kind of) lettuce.
627	leucocytoses	The plural form of leucocytosis; more than one (kind of) leucocytosis.
628	leucocytosis	Leucocytosis is a condition where you have too many white blood cells.
629	leukaemia	Leukaemia is a cancer of the blood or bone marrow where you have too many blood cells (usually white blood cells).
630	leukaemias	The plural form of leukaemia; more than one (kind of) leukaemia.
631	leukemia	Leukemia is a cancer of the blood or bone marrow where you have too many blood cells (usually white blood cells).
632	leukemias	The plural form of leukemia; more than one (kind of) leukemia.
633	leukocytoses	The plural form of leukocytosis; more than one (kind of) leukocytosis.
634	leukocytosis	Leukocytosis is a condition where you have too many white blood cells.
635	leukopenia	Leukopenia is an abnormal decrease in the number of white blood cells in the blood.
636	leukopenias	The plural form of leukopenia; more than one (kind of) leukopenia.
637	Lev
638	level	Even	This table is not level: things are rolling off it.
639	leveled	The past tense and past participle of level.
640	level-headed	If a person is level-headed	When arguing, you should be level-headed.
641	leveling	The present participle of level.
642	levelled	The past tense and past participle of level.
643	levelling	The present participle of level.
644	levels	The plural form of level; more than one (kind of) level.
645	lever	A lever is a simple tool	A see-saw in a children's' playground is a simple lever.
646	leverage	Leverage is the action caused by using a lever.	She was able to use the iron bar to get leverage on the heavy rock.
647	leveraged	The past tense and past participle of leverage.
648	leverages	The plural form of leverage; more than one (kind of) leverage.
649	leveraging	The present participle of leverage.
650	levered	The past tense and past participle of lever.
651	levering	The present participle of lever.
652	levers	The plural form of lever; more than one (kind of) lever.
653	Levi	Levi is a male given name.
654	levied	The past tense and past participle of levy.
655	levies	The third-person singular form of levy.
656	levigate	If you levigate something
657	levigated	The past tense and past participle of levigate.
658	levigates	The third-person singular form of levigate.
659	levigating	The present participle of levigate.
660	levitate	If something 'levitates	The magician levitated the woman.
661	levitated	The past tense and past participle of levitate.
662	levitates	The third-person singular form of levitate.
663	levitating	The present participle of levitate.
664	Levitical Satanism
665	Leviticus	Leviticus is the third book in the Old Testament of the bible.
666	levities	The plural form of levity; more than one (kind of) levity.
667	levity	Levity is a feeling of not being serious
668	levy	If you levy a charge or a tax	The government levies a tax on all wood entering the country.
669	levying	The present participle of levy.
670	lewd	vulgar or obscene
671	lewder	The comparative form of lewd; more lewd.
672	lewdest	The superlative form of lewd; most lewd.
673	Lewis	Lewis is a male given name.
674	Lex
675	Lexar
676	lexeme	Lexeme is the head-words in a dictionary and some words are made based on these lexemes. They are units of meaning	"Come in" is a lexeme, so is "raining cats and dogs".
677	lexemes	The plural form of lexeme; more than one (kind of) lexeme.
678	lexica	The plural form of lexicon; more than one (kind of) lexicon.
679	lexicon	The lexicon of a particular subject is all the words and phrases that are used for it.
680	lexicons	The plural form of lexicon; more than one (kind of) lexicon.
681	Lexist
682	LGBT	An acronym for lesbian
683	Lhasa	Lhasa is the capital city of Tibet
684	Liaabouts
685	liabilities	The plural form of liability; more than one (kind of) liability.
686	liability	A liability is something for which you are liable or responsible.	The airline admitted liability for loosing the suitcase.
687	liable	When you are liable	She was liable for the damage her car had caused in the accident.
688	liaise	If you liaise with someone
689	liaised	The past tense and past participle of liaise.
690	liaises	The third-person singular form of liaise.
691	liaising	The present participle of liaise.
692	liaison	Liaison is the communication between two parties or groups
693	liaisons	The plural form of liaison; more than one (kind of) liaison.
694	Liam	Liam is a male given name.
695	liar	Someone who says things that are not true	I don't trust that liar.; Jessica made him out to be a liar.
696	liars	The plural form of liar; more than one (kind of) liar.
697	libel	Libel is a false statement that damages a person's reputation in a major way.	Did she commit libel when she called President Bush a homosexual on her website?
698	libeled	The past tense and past participle of libel.
699	libeling	The present participle of libel.
700	libelled	The past tense and past participle of libel.
701	libelling	The present participle of libel.
702	libels	The plural form of libel; more than one (kind of) libel.
703	liberal	If something is liberal	The Church should take a more liberal view of sex.; Japanese schools are quite different from what you see in our more liberal education system.; Any attempt to put a liberal democracy in Iraq will fail.
704	liberalise	If you liberalise something
705	liberalised	The past tense and past participle of liberalise.
706	liberalises	The third-person singular form of liberalise.
707	liberalising	The present participle of liberalise.
708	liberalism	Liberalism is a political philosophy which believes in self-autonomy	The advance of liberalism in society began to erode traditional and conservative practises.
709	liberalisms	The plural form of liberalism; more than one (kind of) liberalism.
710	liberality	Liberality is the act of being generous.
711	liberalize	If you liberalize something
712	liberalized	The past tense and past participle of liberalize.
713	liberalizes	The third-person singular form of liberalize.
714	liberalizing	The present participle of liberalize.
715	liberals	The plural form of liberal; more than one (kind of) liberal.
716	liberate	If a person is liberated
717	liberated	The past tense and past participle of liberate.
718	liberates	The third-person singular form of liberate.
719	liberates.
720	liberating	The present participle of liberate.
721	liberation	Liberation is the process or result of becoming free.	The country was very different after liberation from minority white rule in 1994.; Our liberation from school studies at the end of May was a relief.
722	liberations	The plural form of liberation; more than one (kind of) liberation.
723	Libertarianism
724	liberties	The plural form of liberty; more than one (kind of) liberty.
725	libertine	A libertine is someone (usually a man) who has no regard for the morals of his time	Don Juan is the classic libertine.
726	libertines	The plural form of libertine; more than one (kind of) libertine.
727	liberty	Liberty is the state of being free from someone else's control	John isn't in prison anymore; he has regained his liberty.
728	libidinal	If an allosexual person is libidinal	You make me rather libidinal when you take off a lot of your clothes.
729	libidinous	If an allosexual person is libidinous	You make me rather libidinous when you take off a lot of your clothes.
730	libido	If you have a libido	Only allosexuals have a libido.
731	libidos	The plural form of libido; more than one (kind of) libido.
732	Libra	Libra is a constellation of the zodiac supposedly shaped like a set of scales.
733	librarian	A librarian is a person who manages a library.	You can ask the librarian to help you find the book.
734	librarians	The plural form of librarian; more than one (kind of) librarian.
735	libraries	The plural form of library; more than one (kind of) library.
736	library	A library is a place where books and other media are kept	I borrowed books at the public library today.
737	Libya	Libya is a country in Africa
738	lice	The plural form of louse; more than one (kind of) louse.
739	licence	A licence is an official piece of paper that allows you to do something	I got my driver's licence when I was 16 years old.
740	licenced	The past tense and past participle of licence.
741	licences	The plural form of licence; more than one (kind of) licence.
742	licencing	The present participle of licence.
743	license	A license is an official piece of paper that allows you to do something	I got my driver's license when I was 16 years old.
744	licensed	The past tense and past participle of license.	He was licensed to practice law, but he is not anymore.
745	licensee	A licensee is a person who is given a license.
746	licensees	The plural form of licensee; more than one (kind of) licensee.
747	licenses	The plural form of license; more than one (kind of) license.
748	licensing	The present participle of license.
749	licentious	Someone licentious is a person who likes too much pleasures that people consider bad or forbidden
750	lick	When you lick something	That boy is licking on the ice-cream that his mother bought for him.
751	lickable	If something is lickable
752	licked	The past tense and past participle of lick.
753	licker	A licker is someone or something that licks.
754	lickers	The plural form of licker; more than one (kind of) licker.
755	licking	The present participle of lick.
756	licks	The third-person singular form of lick.
757	lid	A lid is an object that can be used to seal a container or a box.	Use that lid to cover that cup, or else dust will enter it.
758	lids	The plural form of lid; more than one (kind of) lid.
759	lie	If you lie down	She lay on the bed and went to sleep.
760	lie down
761	lied	The past tense and past participle of lie.
762	Liege
763	lies	The third-person singular form of lie.
764	lieutenant	A lieutenant is (the title of) an officer of middle rank in the armed forces.
765	lieutenants	The plural form of lieutenant; more than one (kind of) lieutenant.
766	life	Life is what makes a person	Scientists want to learn if there is life on other planets.
767	Life water
768	lifeless	If something is lifeless
769	lifelong	A lifelong learning	They have been lifelong friends.; He has a lifelong interest in music.
770	lifespan	A person's lifespan – or that of any organism – is how long they live.
771	lifespans	The plural form of lifespan; more than one (kind of) lifespan.
772	lifestyle	A lifestyle is a way of living.	His lifestyle was not a good example for young people.
773	lifestyles	The plural form of lifestyle; more than one (kind of) lifestyle.
774	lifetime	A lifetime is the duration of the life of someone or something.
775	lifetimes	The plural form of lifetime; more than one (kind of) lifetime.
776	lift	Someone lifts something when they use their hands to make the thing go up.	He lifted the little boy onto his shoulders.; She lifted the heavy box from the floor onto the table.; He is lifting some suitcases.
777	lifted	The past tense and past participle of lift.
778	lifter	A lifter is someone or something that lifts or assists in lifting.
779	lifters	The plural form of lifter; more than one (kind of) lifter.
780	lifting	The present participle of lift.
781	Lifting weights
782	lifts	The plural form of lift; more than one (kind of) lift.
783	ligament	The ligament is a fibrous tissue that connects bones to other bones.
784	ligaments	The plural form of ligament; more than one (kind of) ligament.
785	light	The energy that our eyes sense is light.	And dance by the light of the moon.—Buffalo Gals, American folksong
786	light bulb	A bulb-shaped object usually made of glass and metal that gives off light when given electricity.	Jane changed the light bulb to make the room brighter.
787	light bulbs	The plural form of light bulb; more than one (kind of) light bulb.
788	Light wind.
789	lightbulb	Another word for light bulb.
790	lighted	The past tense and past participle of light.
791	lighten	If you lighten something
792	lightened	The past tense and past participle of lighten.
793	lightening	The present participle of lighten.
794	lightens	The third-person singular form of lighten.
795	Lightens.
796	lighter	The comparative form of light; more light.	My room is a lighter shade of blue than yours.; Have you lost weight? You look ten pounds lighter!
797	lighters	The plural form of lighter; more than one (kind of) lighter.
798	lightest	The superlative form of light; most light.
799	lighthouse	A lighthouse is a tower built on the shore to light the way to shore for ships.	The lighthouse is showing the way.
800	lighthouses	The plural form of lighthouse; more than one (kind of) lighthouse.
801	lighting	The present participle of light.
802	lightings	The plural form of lighting; more than one (kind of) lighting.
803	lightly	If something is placed lightly
804	lightness	The lightness of something is how light it is.
805	lightning	A flash of light caused by electrical discharge in the atmosphere.
806	lights	The plural form of light; more than one (kind of) light.
807	lightweight	Lightweight is a weight class in boxing that is between the heavier welterweight and the lighter featherweight.
808	lightweights	The plural form of lightweight; more than one (kind of) lightweight.
809	lignotuber	A lignotuber is a large root buried in the ground that can produce one or more tree trunks.	Many Australian eucalypt trees have lignotubers which let the tree regrow after a bushfire.
810	lignotubers	The plural form of lignotuber; more than one (kind of) lignotuber.
811	likable	Something that is likable means it is easy to like	He was a very likable person.
812	like	To be happy about someone or something; to think that someone or something is good.	I like good food.
813	Like a button
814	like a dream
815	Like a hammer
816	Like a mirror
817	like a woman
818	like children
819	Like conditions
820	like terms	Like terms are things of the same class
821	Like this
822	like water
823	likeable	Something that is likeable means it is easy to like	He was a very likeable person.
824	liked	The past tense and past participle of like.	She was very well liked among her friends.
825	likelier	The comparative form of likely; more likely.
826	likeliest	The superlative form of likely; most likely.
827	likelihood	The likelihood of something is the chance or probability that it will happen.	The likelihood of it raining today is small.
828	likely	If something is likely	It seems likely that he will miss the meeting.; The most likely explanation is that there was a simple mistake.; People from that area are more likely to be short.
829	likeness	A likeness is a similarity between things.	His face had a likeness to Prince Charles.
830	likenesses	The plural form of likeness; more than one (kind of) likeness.
831	likes	The third-person singular form of like.
832	likewise	When someone does something likewise	I used one of the little spoons to eat my soup, and my friend did likewise.; "I'm happy to see you!" "Likewise!"
833	liking	The present participle of like.
834	Lil
835	lilac	Lilac is a brightly-coloured flower.	There were lilacs in my garden.
836	lilacs	The plural form of lilac; more than one (kind of) lilac.
837	lilliputian	A lilliputian is something or someone that is very small.	He is a lilliputian when he stands next to Joe because Joe is much taller than him.
838	lilliputians	The plural form of lilliputian; more than one (kind of) lilliputian.
839	Lily	Lily is a female given name.
840	limb	A limb is either a leg or an arm.
841	limbs	The plural form of limb; more than one (kind of) limb.
842	lime	A lime is a green citrus fruit that has a sour taste
843	limeade	Limeade is a cold drink made of lime	I would like a cool glass of limeade.
844	limeades	The plural form of limeade; more than one (kind of) limeade.
845	limes	The plural form of lime; more than one (kind of) lime.
846	limestone	Limestone is a white or light grey rock that is used as a building material and in the making of cement.
847	limestones	The plural form of limestone; more than one (kind of) limestone.
848	limewash	Limewash is a mixture of lime and water used for coating walls.	He covered the fence with whitewash.
849	limewashed	The past tense and past participle of limewash.
850	limewashes	The plural form of limewash; more than one (kind of) limewash.
851	limewashing	The present participle of limewash.
852	limewater	Limewater is a common name of a substance called calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH)₂)
853	liminal	If something is liminal
854	limit	The limit is the edge of how far something can go. It can go up to the limit but no farther.	This fence is at the limit of my property.; The heater sets a limit to how cold it can be in the house; it can't get colder than that.; There is no limit to what we can do.
855	limitation	A limitation is a restriction that is caused by something or by a certain circumstance.	Getting into his wheelchair after his amputation, it felt like a limitation you could roll in.
856	Limitation Clause
857	limitations	The plural form of limitation; more than one (kind of) limitation.
858	limited	The past tense and past participle of limit.
859	limiting	The present participle of limit.
860	limitless	If something is limitless
861	limits	The plural form of limit; more than one (kind of) limit.
862	limp	A limp is an irregular gait.	His gait is limp.
863	limped	The past tense and past participle of limp.
864	limper	The comparative form of limp; more limp.
865	limpers	The plural form of limper; more than one (kind of) limper.
866	limpest	The superlative form of limp; most limp.
867	limpet
868	limping	The present participle of limp.
869	limps	The plural form of limp; more than one (kind of) limp.
870	Limta
871	Lincoln	Lincoln is a male given name.
872	Linda	Linda is a female given name.
873	line	A line is a mark that is long	She drew a line down the middle of the page to divide the page into two parts.
874	line of march	Arrangement of troops for marching.
875	lineage	Lineage is direct descent (link) from a person's ancestor.
876	lineages	The plural form of lineage; more than one (kind of) lineage.
877	linear	A linear	There is a linear relationship between levels of self-confidence and levels of anxiety.
878	lined	The past tense and past participle of line.
879	linen	Linen is a material that some cloth is made of. It comes from the flax plant	This shirt is made of linen.
880	linens	The plural form of linen; more than one (kind of) linen.	My maid changes the bed linens every week.
881	liner	A liner is a layer that goes between a container and its contents	The sleeping bag comes with a removable liner that you can wash.; It is essential to use plastic liners to make the pond waterproof.; Place liners in the cupcake tins and fill with about cup of the batter.; He wrote liner notes for Dylan's 1969 album Nashville Skyline.
882	liners	The plural form of liner; more than one (kind of) liner.
883	lines	The plural form of line; more than one (kind of) line.
884	lines of march	The plural form of line of march; more than one (kind of) line of march.
885	Ling
886	Lingayat
887	linger	If something lingers	The taste of spices lingered in my mouth.
888	lingered	The past tense and past participle of linger.
889	lingerie	Lingerie is women's underwear
890	lingeries	The plural form of lingerie; more than one (kind of) lingerie.
891	lingering	The present participle of linger.
892	lingers	The third-person singular form of linger.
893	lingual	If something is lingual
894	linguist	A linguist is someone who studies many languages.
895	linguistic	Linguistic skills are those related to language.	People are travelling more to gain cultural experiences and build linguistic skills.
896	linguistics	Linguistics is a science that studies languages and how language works.
897	linguists	The plural form of linguist; more than one (kind of) linguist.
898	linguolabial	In phonetics	Linguolabial sounds are very rare.
899	lingustic	If something is linguistic	The researcher focused on linguistic differences between the groups.
900	lining	The present participle of line.
901	link	If you link two or more things	The Northern Ireland economy is closely linked to that of the rest of the United Kingdom.; A number of computers can be linked together to make a network.
902	linked	The past tense and past participle of link.
903	Linkier
904	linking	The present participle of link.
905	links	The third-person singular form of link.
906	lion	A type of big cat from Africa	We saw the lion in the zoo.
907	Lionel	Lionel is a male given name.
908	lioness	A lioness is a female lion.	A lioness has no mane.
909	lionesses	The plural form of lioness; more than one (kind of) lioness.
910	lions	The plural form of lion; more than one (kind of) lion.
911	lip	The edge of an opening	She climbed over the lip of the hole.; John licked his lips.; The window had a wide lip below it that collected dust.
912	lip service	If a person gives lip service	The candidate gave lip service to fixing the problems, but it is doubtful that he will do much.
913	Lip smacking
914	lip sync	Lip syncing is pretending to sing or speak by moving your lips silently in synchronization with recorded speech or music.	She will lip sync because of her voice loss.
915	Lip sync.
916	lip synced	The past tense and past participle of lip sync.
917	lip syncing	The present participle of lip sync.
918	lip syncs	The third-person singular form of lip sync.
919	lipid	A lipid is a type of organic compound found in living things that includes fats
920	lipids	The plural form of lipid; more than one (kind of) lipid.
921	Lipitate
922	liposuction	Liposuction is a cosmetic surgery procedure that removes excess fat from a specific area by suction.
923	liposuctions	The plural form of liposuction; more than one (kind of) liposuction.
924	lips	The plural form of lip; more than one (kind of) lip.
925	lip-smacking	If a food is lip-smacking
926	lipstick	Lipstick is a colored stick used to paint the lips a certain color.
927	lipstick lesbian	A lipstick lesbian is a lesbian who looks very feminine. It is sometimes thought to be a stereotype of what a woman should look.	Heterosexual men often imagine scenes between lipstick lesbians.
928	lipstick lesbians	The plural form of lipstick lesbian; more than one (kind of) lipstick lesbian.
929	lipsticks	The plural form of lipstick; more than one (kind of) lipstick.
930	liquefied	The past tense and past participle of liquefy.
931	liquefies	The third-person singular form of liquefy.
932	liquefy	If you liquefy something	We'll liquefy this rock by heating it in a furnace until it melts and flows out.
933	liquefying	The present participle of liquefy.
934	liqueur	An alcoholic drink that is flavored and made sweet.	I used a cherry liqueur in the cake
935	liqueurs	The plural form of liqueur; more than one (kind of) liqueur.
936	liquid	A basic state of things that is similar to water. Not solid or gas.	She put the liquid in a glass.
937	liquidate	If something is being liquidated
938	liquidated	The past tense and past participle of liquidate.
939	liquidates	The third-person singular form of liquidate.
940	liquidating	The present participle of liquidate.
941	liquidation	Liquidation is the process of converting assets into cash to settle a debt.
942	liquidations	The plural form of liquidation; more than one (kind of) liquidation.
943	liquidity	Liquidity is the availability of liquid assets to a market or company.
944	liquids	The plural form of liquid; more than one (kind of) liquid.
945	liquified	The past tense and past participle of liquify.
946	liquifies	The third-person singular form of liquify.
947	liquify	If you liquify something	We'll liquefy this rock by heating it in a furnace until it melts and flows out.
948	liquifying	The present participle of liquify.
949	liquor	Liquor is a liquid that is obtained by cooking meat or vegetables.
950	liquored	The past tense and past participle of liquor.
951	liquoring	The present participle of liquor.
952	liquors	The plural form of liquor; more than one (kind of) liquor.
953	Lisa	Lisa is a female given name.
954	Lisbon	Lisbon is the capital of Portugal.
955	Lisramic	Lisramic languages are languages that come from the Afro-Asiatic languages	Cushitic and Omotic are just a few Lisramic languages.
956	list	A list is a group of related words	I can't remember if we need milk and I've forgotten the shopping list.; Did you call everyone on the phone list?; I'm sorry, I can't talk now. I've got a long list of things to do.
957	List of countries:
958	listed	The past tense and past participle of list.
959	listen	If you listen to something	Shhh! Listen! Did you hear that?; She listened carefully to what he said, but it was hard to understand.; OK, listen up. Here's what we'll do...
960	listened	The past tense and past participle of listen.
961	listener	A listener is a person who listens to something talking
962	listeners	The plural form of listener; more than one (kind of) listener.
963	listening	The present participle of listen.
964	listenings	The plural form of listening; more than one (kind of) listening.
965	listens	The third-person singular form of listen.
966	listing	The present participle of list.
967	lists	The plural form of list; more than one (kind of) list.
968	lit	The past tense and past participle of light.
969	litanies	The plural form of litany; more than one (kind of) litany.	Today in church, the minister is going to recite litanies.
970	litany	A litany is a formal prayer made up of invocations (callings upon God) with responses that are the same number as the questions.	Today I am going to recite a litany.
971	lite	A lite version of software does not have all the functions of the full version.
972	liter	A litre is a measurement of water. 1000 millilitres = 1 litre.	To make this cake, you need to first mix 1 litre of water with a spoonful of flour.
973	literacies	The plural form of literacy; more than one (kind of) literacy.
974	literacy	Literacy is the ability to read and write.	The city has a literacy program for troubled young people.; The state has a 98% literacy rate, the highest in the country.
975	literal	The literal meaning of a word or phrase is the plain meaning: exactly what it says.	It is not enough to understand the literal meaning of speech.; Many Christians have a view of life that is based on a literal interpretation of the Bible.; This mission has been the adventure of a lifetime in a very literal sense; it has taken my whole life.
976	literally	If something happens literally	When I found out that the company would hire me, I literally jumped for joy. In fact, I hit my head on the ceiling.
977	literary	Something literary is something of or related to literature.	He was a literary expert, knowing vast amounts of information on the works of Charles Dickens and other authors.
978	literary device	A literary device is any technique in writing to make the author accomplish their goal.
979	literary devices	The plural form of literary device; more than one (kind of) literary device.
980	literate	If a person is literate
981	literates	The plural form of literate; more than one (kind of) literate.
982	literature	Literature is the text of something written.
983	literatures	The plural form of literature; more than one (kind of) literature.
984	liters	The plural form of liter; more than one (kind of) liter.
985	lithe	Flexible	The yoga instructor's body was lithe.
986	lithium	Lithium is a light silver-grey metal. It has an atomic number of 3 and the symbol Li. It is the first alkali metals.	Lithium reacts very easily. It even reacts with water.; The lightest metal known is lithium.
987	lithograph	A lithograph is a printed image produced by lithography.
988	lithographed	The past tense and past participle of lithograph.
989	lithographies	The plural form of lithography; more than one (kind of) lithography.
990	lithographing	The present participle of lithograph.
991	lithographs	The plural form of lithograph; more than one (kind of) lithograph.
992	lithography	Lithography is a method for printing using a stone or a metal plate with a completely smooth surface.
993	Lithography.
994	Lithuania	Lithuania is a country in northeastern Europe.
995	Lithuanian	Lithuanian is the language in Lithuania.
996	Lithuanians	The plural form of Lithuanian; more than one (kind of) Lithuanian.
997	litigate	If a person litigates
998	litigated	The past tense and past participle of litigate.
999	litigates	The third-person singular form of litigate.
1000	litigating	The present participle of litigate.
1001	Litigation
1002	litmus paper	Litmus paper contains a water-soluble pH indicator that is made of different dyes. The resulting piece of paper is used to test materials for acidity
1003	litmus papers	The plural form of litmus paper; more than one (kind of) litmus paper.
1004	litre	A litre is a measurement of water. 1000 millilitres = 1 litre.	To make this cake, you need to first mix 1 litre of water with a spoonful of flour.
1005	litres	The plural form of litre; more than one (kind of) litre.
1006	litter	Litter is rubbish that is left alone on the floor.	When you are in Singapore, you hardly see litter on the floor.
1007	littered	The past tense and past participle of litter.
1008	littering	The present participle of litter.
1009	litters	The plural form of litter; more than one (kind of) litter.
1010	little	If something is little	I just ate a tiny little piece of the cake.
1011	little child
1012	little children
1013	Little piggy
1014	little-known	Something that is little-known is known to few people. Most people don't know about it.
1015	littler	The comparative form of little; more little.
1016	littlest	The superlative form of little; most little.
1017	littoral	Littoral means on the shore	Barnacles often live in the littoral zone, between the marks of high and low tide.
1018	liturgies	The plural form of liturgy; more than one (kind of) liturgy.
1019	liturgy	A liturgy is a predetermined set of rituals
1020	livable	If A makes B more livable
1021	live	To be alive; to have life.	He's not expected to live for more than a few months.
1022	live paycheck to paycheck	If you live paycheck to paycheck
1023	liveable	If A makes B more liveable
1024	lived	The past tense and past participle of live.
1025	livelier	The comparative form of lively; more lively.
1026	liveliest	The superlative form of lively; most lively.
1027	livelihood	Someone's livelihood is how they support themselves	The livelihoods of the farmers were destroyed when the drought came.; His livelihood depends on tourism.
1028	livelihoods	The plural form of livelihood; more than one (kind of) livelihood.
1029	liveliness	The liveliness of someone is how lively they are.
1030	lively	Someone that is lively is full of life and energy.	She had a lively conversation with her new boyfriend.
1031	liver	A large organ in the body that makes bile	The liver is one of the most important organs in our body.
1032	liveries	The plural form of livery; more than one (kind of) livery.
1033	Livermoreum
1034	livermorium	Livermorium is a synthetic element with an atomic number of 116 and symbols Lv and Uuh.
1035	livers	The plural form of liver; more than one (kind of) liver.	Livers produce bile.
1036	livery	Livery is the formal dress of an upper class servant	The Queen's footmen wear livery on formal occasions.
1037	lives	The plural form of life; more than one (kind of) life.
1038	livestock	Farm animals	My uncle raises livestock for a living.
1039	livid	When someone is livid	My friend is livid because someone stole his candy bar.
1040	living	The present participle of live.
1041	living room	The living room of a house is used for general social and leisure activities.
1042	living thing	A living thing is an animal
1043	Living things
1044	livings	The plural form of living; more than one (kind of) living.
1045	lizard	Any of many kinds of reptiles that has four legs
1046	lizards	The plural form of lizard; more than one (kind of) lizard.
1047	llama	A llama is a South American mammal of the camel family.
1048	llamas	The plural form of llama; more than one (kind of) llama.
1049	LMAO	A short way to say "laughing my ass (arse) off" when you are talking on the internet.
1050	LMFAO	A short way of saying "laughing my fucking ass off" when you are talking on the internet.
1051	load	A load is something carried	The truck arrived with a load of dog food.; You've got quite a load. Let me help you carry it.; The ship won't leave until it has a full load of oil.
1052	loaded	The past tense and past participle of load.
1053	loading	The present participle of load.
1054	loading zone	A loading zone is a part of a street or parking lot that is used for the loading and unloading of people and baggage.	People could be seen getting out of cars with their bags at the loading zone.
1055	loading zones	The plural form of loading zone; more than one (kind of) loading zone.
1056	loadings	The plural form of loading; more than one (kind of) loading.
1057	loadmaster	A loadmaster is the member of an aircrew who is responsible for the loading and internal stowage of heavy cargo.
1058	loadmasters	The plural form of loadmaster; more than one (kind of) loadmaster.
1059	loadout	A loadout is a set of objects to be carried into battle.
1060	loadouts	The plural form of loadout; more than one (kind of) loadout.
1061	loads	The plural form of load; more than one (kind of) load.
1062	loaf	(also loaf of bread) A block of bread after baking.
1063	loafed	The past tense and past participle of loaf.
1064	loafing	The present participle of loaf.
1065	loafs	The third-person singular form of loaf.
1066	loan	A loan is money that you borrow and pay back later. Usually	We've almost finished paying off our car loan.; We can't afford to buy the new TV without taking a loan.; I'd like to take out a loan for $5,000.
1067	loan word	Loan word is another way of spelling loanword.
1068	loan words	The plural form of loan word; more than one (kind of) loan word.
1069	loaned	The past tense and past participle of loan.
1070	loaning	The present participle of loan.
1071	loans	The plural form of loan; more than one (kind of) loan.
1072	loanword	A loanword is a word in one language that comes from another language.	"Tsunami" is a Japanese word, but is a loan word in English.; Most languages have some loanwords.; There are many loanwords in English.
1073	loanwords	The plural form of loanword; more than one (kind of) loanword.
1074	loathe	If you loathe something or someone	She loathes waking up early in the morning.; He loathes the taste of broccoli.
1075	loathed	The past tense and past participle of loathe.
1076	loathes	The third-person singular form of loathe.
1077	loathing	The present participle of loathe.
1078	loathsome	If something is loathsome
1079	loaves	The plural form of loaf; more than one (kind of) loaf.
1080	lob	If you lob a ball
1081	lobbed	The past tense and past participle of lob.
1082	lobbied	The past tense and past participle of lobby.
1083	lobbies	The plural form of lobby; more than one (kind of) lobby.
1084	lobbing	The present participle of lob.
1085	lobby	A lobby is the entrance of a building.	Please wait in the lobby for the tour guide.
1086	lobbying	The present participle of lobby.
1087	lobbyist	A lobbyist is a person whose job is to lobby politicians and to try and make them vote or make a decision a certain way.	Industry lobbyists pushed for fewer restrictions on businesses.
1088	lobbyists	The plural form of lobbyist; more than one (kind of) lobbyist.
1089	lobs	The third-person singular form of lob.
1090	lobster	A lobster is a red colored crustacean known for its meat.	We went lobster fishing.
1091	lobsters	The plural form of lobster; more than one (kind of) lobster.
1092	local	Something is local if it comes from a specific place. It often it means a place near the person who is speaking.	We do not like fruit grown in other countries. We like to eat local fruit.
1093	localisation	Localisation is the act of determining where something is or where it is from.
1094	localisations	The plural form of localisation; more than one (kind of) localisation.
1095	localise	If you localise something	They tried to localise the source of the smell.
1096	localised	The past tense and past participle of localise.
1097	localises	The third-person singular form of localise.
1098	localising	The present participle of localise.
1099	localities	The plural form of locality; more than one (kind of) locality.
1100	locality	The fact or quality of having a position in space.
1101	localization	Localization is the act of determining where something is or where it is from.
1102	localizations	The plural form of localization; more than one (kind of) localization.
1103	localize	If you localize something	They tried to localize the source of the smell.
1104	localized	The past tense and past participle of localize.
1105	localizes	The third-person singular form of localize.
1106	localizing	The present participle of localize.
1107	locally	If something is true or happens locally	The store only sells products locally.; The software runs locally on this computer.
1108	locals	The plural form of local; more than one (kind of) local.
1109	locatable	If something is locatable
1110	locate	If you locate something you find it	I need to locate the nearest gas station.
1111	locateable	If something is locateable
1112	located	The past tense and past participle of locate.
1113	locates	The third-person singular form of locate.
1114	locating	The present participle of locate.
1115	location	A location is a place or a site.	When you're opening a new business, the choice of location is very important.
1116	locations	The plural form of location; more than one (kind of) location.
1117	loci	The plural form of locus; more than one (kind of) locus.
1118	lock	A lock is a metal thing on a door (or on a window	No one will take things from my house. I have a very strong lock on the door.
1119	lockdown	A lockdown is when people must stay in a room (or their prison cell) for safety after a disturbance or threat.	The prisoners were placed in lockdown after the fight.; The school was under lockdown after a bomb threat they heard over the Internet.
1120	lockdowns	The plural form of lockdown; more than one (kind of) lockdown.
1121	locked	The past tense and past participle of lock.
1122	locked up
1123	locker	A locker is a cabinet to keep things in	I put my jacket in my locker when I get to work.
1124	lockers	The plural form of locker; more than one (kind of) locker.
1125	locking	The present participle of lock.
1126	lockout
1127	locks	The plural form of lock; more than one (kind of) lock.
1128	locksmith	A locksmith is a person who makes or repairs locks and keys.	He had to get a locksmith to open his car after he had locked his keys inside it.
1129	locksmiths	The plural form of locksmith; more than one (kind of) locksmith.
1130	locomotive	The locomotive is the power unit of a train that pulls the coaches or wagons.
1131	locomotives	The plural form of locomotive; more than one (kind of) locomotive.
1132	locus	A locus is a place or location.
1133	locust	A locust is a type of large grasshopper that moves in large groups and destroys crops.	A swarm of locusts ate the farmers' crops.
1134	locusts	The plural form of locust; more than one (kind of) locust.
1135	locution	A phrase or expression connected to an individual or a group of individuals through repeated usage.
1136	LOD	LOD is an initialism of level of detail.
1137	lodge	A building in an outdoorsy setting	"We stayed in Hodge's Lodge during our hunting trip."
1138	lodged	The past tense and past participle of lodge.
1139	lodges	The plural form of lodge; more than one (kind of) lodge.
1140	lodging	The present participle of lodge.
1141	lodgings	Your lodgings are the room or rooms you stay in	I was able to find lodgings near the university.
1142	Lodhran
1143	loft	A loft is an attic or a space near the roof of a building.	We will store those old chairs in the loft.
1144	lofted	The past tense and past participle of loft.
1145	lofting	The present participle of loft.
1146	lofts	The plural form of loft; more than one (kind of) loft.
1147	log	A log is a piece of wood that is long and round that has been cut off a tree.	We need another log to make a nice big fire.
1148	Logan	Logan is a male given name.
1149	logged	The past tense and past participle of log.
1150	logging	Logging is the act or instance of cutting trees.	The loggings were spread over large areas, but mainly near the few roads that existed.
1151	loggings	The plural form of logging; more than one (kind of) logging.
1152	logic	Logic is a system of careful step by step thought or argument that tries to explain truth.	It wasn't easy to see the logic of her plan.
1153	logical	If something is logical
1154	logically	If something is logically true
1155	logician	A logician is someone who studies or teaches logic.
1156	logicians	The plural form of logician; more than one (kind of) logician.
1157	login	Login is the act of logging in to a computer
1158	logins	The plural form of login; more than one (kind of) login.
1159	logistics	Logistics is the process of organizing and implementing a complex operation.
1160	logo	A logo is a symbol used to identify a group or organization.	The logo for Wiktionary shows letters in many different languages.
1161	logon	A combination of a user's identification and password used to enter a computer.
1162	logos	Logos is the principle that governs cosmos.
1163	logs	The plural form of log; more than one (kind of) log.
1164	loiter	If a person loiters around a place
1165	loitered	The past tense and past participle of loiter.
1166	loitering	The present participle of loiter.
1167	loiters	The third-person singular form of loiter.
1168	Lok Ningthou	Lok Ningthou is an ancient Meitei God of gorges
1169	Lok Ningthu
1170	Lok Sabha
1171	Loki
1172	LOL	A short way to say "laugh out loud"	Lol. You just got roasted by the reply above you.
1173	Lollier
1174	lollies	The plural form of lolly; more than one (kind of) lolly.
1175	Lolling
1176	lollipop	A lollipop is a piece of hard candy on a stick.	The little boy's face was a sticky mess from eating a lollipop.
1177	lollipops	The plural form of lollipop; more than one (kind of) lollipop.
1178	lolly	A lolly is a sweet	He liked to suck on a lolly while working.
1179	lollygag	If a person lollygags
1180	lollygagged	The past tense and past participle of lollygag.
1181	lollygagging	The present participle of lollygag.
1182	lollygags	The third-person singular form of lollygag.
1183	Lollywood
1184	Londe
1185	London	London is the capital city of England and the national capital of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
1186	Londoner	A Londoner is someone from London
1187	Londoners	The plural form of Londoner; more than one (kind of) Londoner.
1188	lone	If you are lone	Dan avoids talking to others and is a bit of a lone wolf.
1189	lonelier	The comparative form of lonely; more lonely.
1190	loneliest	The superlative form of lonely; most lonely.
1191	loneliness	Loneliness is the sad feeling of being alone and not having friends.	Without his family and friends, his loneliness grew.
1192	lonelinesses	The plural form of loneliness; more than one (kind of) loneliness.
1193	lonely	If you feel lonely	She was bored and lonely without her friends.; I still miss him terribly and feel very lonely sometimes.
1194	lonesome	If someone feels lonesome	He felt lonesome after moving to a new city.
1195	long	If something is long	At 3 hours and 24 minutes, it's a very long movie.; That was a long time ago, when I was a child.; How long is it until we have our trip?; He was often quiet for long periods of time.
1196	long game	The long game is about future outcomes in the long term	Obama could play the short game (by pursuing short term goals) or he could play the long game (by pursuing long-term goals) -- Henri L. Barkey. "Why America should play the long game in Iran," The National. August 9, 2009.
1197	long live
1198	long-distance relationship	A long-distance relationship is when two people who live far away from each other develop a bond through communicating without meeting up in real life. The phrase is usually used to mean a romantic relationship. It applies to people who talk over the Internet
1199	longed	The past tense and past participle of long.
1200	longer	The comparative form of long; more long.
1201	longest	The superlative form of long; most long.
1202	longevities	The plural form of longevity; more than one (kind of) longevity.
1203	longevity	Longevity is the quality of being long lasting	Grandfather had incredible longevity, he lived to be 105 years old!
1204	longing	The present participle of long.
1205	longish	If something is longish
1206	longitude	The distance from an angle going east or west measured from any angle in comparison to the prime meridian	Greenwich, England is located at 0 degrees longitude.
1207	longitudes	The plural form of longitude; more than one (kind of) longitude.	There are many longitudes that can be listed between 0 and 360 degrees.
1208	longs	The third-person singular form of long.
1209	longship	A longship is a type of ship made by the Vikings. It is mainly used for war.
1210	longships	The plural form of longship; more than one (kind of) longship.
1211	long-term	If something is true in the long term	We expect to be staying at this location for the long term.
1212	long-winded	A long-winded person is someone who talks for a very long time.
1213	loo	In the United Kingdom	I need to go to the loo.
1214	look	Someone looks at something when they move their head or move their eyes so that they can see the thing.	Look at this picture! Isn't it beautiful?
1215	look forward to	If you look forward to something	I look forward to meeting your mother.; She looks forward to having a good time.; They looked forward to buying their own home.; I was not looking forward to meeting her mother.
1216	looked	The past tense and past participle of look.
1217	looked forward	The past tense and past participle of look forward.
1218	Looked.
1219	looking	The present participle of look.
1220	looking forward	The present participle of look forward.
1221	looking glass	A looking glass is a fancy name for a mirror	Alice looked into the looking glass so she could see herself.
1222	looking glasses	The plural form of looking glass; more than one (kind of) looking glass.
1223	looking-glass	A looking-glass is a fancy name for a mirror	Alice looked into the looking-glass so she could see herself.
1224	looking-glasses	The plural form of looking-glass; more than one (kind of) looking-glass.
1225	lookism	discrimination on the basis of attractiveness.
1226	lookist	When someone is lookist
1227	lookout	A lookout is a place with a view of areas around it.	The view from the lookout point of the Grand Canyon was beautiful!
1228	lookouts	The plural form of lookout; more than one (kind of) lookout.
1229	looks	Ones' looks is their appearance or attractiveness.
1230	looks forward	The third-person singular form of look forward.
1231	loom	A loom is a machine used for weaving thread or yarn into cloth.	She used a loom to make the fabric for her dress.; The small wooden loom was perfect for making scarves.
1232	loomed	The past tense and past participle of loom.
1233	looming	The present participle of loom.
1234	looms	The plural form of loom; more than one (kind of) loom.
1235	loon	A loon is a large bird with a short tail found in the Northern Hemisphere.	The loon made a loud sound as it searched for fish in the lake.
1236	loonie	A loonie is a coin that is one Canadian dollar.	I need a loonie for the drink machine.
1237	loonier	The comparative form of loony; more loony.
1238	loonies	The plural form of loonie; more than one (kind of) loonie.
1239	looniest	The superlative form of loony; most loony.
1240	loons	The plural form of loon; more than one (kind of) loon.
1241	loony	If someone is loony
1242	loop	A loop in a rope or thread is formed when the line is laid on top of itself so that an opening is formed.	To tie the knot, first create a loop.
1243	looped	The past tense and past participle of loop.
1244	loophole	A loophole is a slit in a castle wall.
1245	loopholed	The past tense and past participle of loophole.
1246	loopholes	The plural form of loophole; more than one (kind of) loophole.
1247	loopholing	The present participle of loophole.
1248	looping	The present participle of loop.
1249	loops	The plural form of loop; more than one (kind of) loop.
1250	loos	The plural form of loo; more than one (kind of) loo.
1251	loose	If something is loose	His tooth is loose and will probably come out in a day or two.
1252	loose ends	Loose ends are miscellaneous items that have not been addressed or done.
1253	Loose fitting
1254	Loose hair
1255	Loose hanging
1256	loosely	If something placed loosely	Insert all the bolts loosely, then tighten them.
1257	loosen	If you loosen something	Can you loosen the lid on this jar for me.; His grip on the gun loosened, but only for a second.; Before you plant the seeds, lift the soil to loosen it without actually turning it over.
1258	Loosen up
1259	loosened	The past tense and past participle of loosen.
1260	Looseness
1261	loosening	The present participle of loosen.
1262	loosens	The third-person singular form of loosen.
1263	looser	The comparative form of loose; more loose.
1264	loosest	The superlative form of loose; most loose.
1265	loot
1266	lop	If you lop something off	He began to prepare the fish by lopping off its tail.
1267	lope	A lope is an easy pace with long strides.
1268	loped	The past tense and past participle of lope.
1269	lopes	The plural form of lope; more than one (kind of) lope.
1270	loping	The present participle of lope.
1271	lopped	The past tense and past participle of lop.
1272	lopping	The present participle of lop.
1273	lops	The third-person singular form of lop.
1274	lopt	The past tense and past participle of lop.
1275	loquacious	A loquacious person is someone who talks a lot.
1276	lord	The Lord is a Judeo-Christian title for God.	Please join me in the Lord's prayer.
1277	Lord Protector	Lord Protector is the title of the head of state of the Commonwealth of England	The office of Lord Protector was held by Oliver Cromwell and his son Richard.
1278	lorded	The past tense and past participle of lord.
1279	lording	The present participle of lord.
1280	lords	The plural form of lord; more than one (kind of) lord.
1281	lordship	A lordship is the heritable position of being a lord.	He was given the castle and lordship of Kidwelly.; The duke might begin to make local decisions if a lordship was left without an adult male heir.
1282	lordships	The plural form of lordship; more than one (kind of) lordship.
1283	Lorelai
1284	Lorenzo	Lorenzo is a Spanish male given name.
1285	Lorraine	Lorraine is a female given name.
1286	lorries	The plural form of lorry; more than one (kind of) lorry.
1287	lorry	A lorry is a large vehicle for carrying goods	The lorry driver was taking a load of soft drinks to shops when the accident happened.
1288	Los Angeles	Los Angeles is a city in California
1289	lose	When you lose something	The boy lost his book some place between home and school.; The man has lost his keys and was locked out of the house.
1290	lose face	If you lose face
1291	Lose one's shit
1292	loser	A loser is someone that did not win a competition. In sports
1293	losers	The plural form of loser; more than one (kind of) loser.
1294	loses	The third-person singular form of lose.
1295	Loses.
1296	losing	The present participle of lose.
1297	loss	A loss happens when something goes where people can't find it. People don't know where the thing is or they don't have it any more.	The loss of my keys means I can't go into my house today.
1298	losses	The plural form of loss; more than one (kind of) loss.
1299	lost	If you are lost you do not know where you are. You might not know how to get home.	I was lost in the woods for a week.
1300	lot	A lot of something is a large amount of it.	I have a lot of things to say.; He caused lots of trouble.
1301	Loth
1302	loti	The plural form of lotus; more than one (kind of) lotus.
1303	lotion	A lotion is a cream or ointment used on the skin to clean	She used a sunscreen lotion so she would not get sunburnt while on the beach.
1304	lotions	The plural form of lotion; more than one (kind of) lotion.
1305	lots	The plural form of lot; more than one (kind of) lot.
1306	lotteries	The plural form of lottery; more than one (kind of) lottery.
1307	lottery	A lottery is a contest where people buy a ticket with a number on it. A number is chosen
1308	lotus	Lotus is a kind of flowering plant that lives in the water.
1309	lotuses	The plural form of lotus; more than one (kind of) lotus.
1310	loud	If a sound is loud	Can you turn down the music, please? It's too loud.
1311	louder	The comparative form of loud; more loud.	That sound was louder than the others.
1312	loudest	The superlative form of loud; most loud.	His scream was the loudest.
1313	loudly	If something is done loudly	He snored loudly.
1314	loudmouth	A loudmouth is someone who talks too much or too loudly.
1315	loudmouths	The plural form of loudmouth; more than one (kind of) loudmouth.
1316	loudness	Loudness depends on the amplitde of a sound wave.
1317	loudnesses	The plural form of loudness; more than one (kind of) loudness.
1318	loudspeaker	A machine that makes sound.	Everyone in the building heard her message as she spoke through the loudspeaker.
1319	loudspeakers	The plural form of loudspeaker; more than one (kind of) loudspeaker.
1320	Loughed
1321	Louis	Louis is a male given name.
1322	Louisiana	Louisiana is a state in the United States of America (USA).	Baton Rouge is the capital of Louisiana.
1323	lounge	A lounge is a waiting room in an office
1324	lounged	The past tense and past participle of lounge.
1325	lounges	The plural form of lounge; more than one (kind of) lounge.	The mansion has at least three lounges.
1326	lounging	The present participle of lounge.
1327	louse	A louse is a small bug that lives in a person's hair.	Fleas live on dogs and can jump, but lice can only crawl, not jump.
1328	lousier	The comparative form of lousy; more lousy.
1329	lousiest	The superlative form of lousy; most lousy.
1330	lousiness	The lousiness of something is how lousy it is.
1331	lousy	If something is lousy	No offense, but his cooking is lousy.
1332	lovable	If a person is lovable
1333	love	When someone loves another person	I love Colin.; Mothers love their children very deeply.
1334	Love bombs
1335	love interest	A person's love interest is someone who is a potential partner in love.
1336	love interests	The plural form of love interest; more than one (kind of) love interest.
1337	loveable	If a person is loveable
1338	love-bomb	A love-bomb is an instance of giving someone a lot of attention so as to influence them about something.
1339	love-bombed	The past tense and past participle of love-bomb.
1340	love-bombing	The present participle of love-bomb.
1341	love-bombs	The plural form of love-bomb; more than one (kind of) love-bomb.
1342	loved	The past tense and past participle of love.
1343	loved one	A loved one is a very close friend or family.
1344	loved ones	The plural form of loved one; more than one (kind of) loved one.
1345	lovelier	The comparative form of lovely; more lovely.
1346	loveliest	The superlative form of lovely; most lovely.
1347	loveliness	The loveliness of something is how lovely it is.
1348	lovely	If someone is lovely	She is such a lovely girl.
1349	lover	If two people are lovers they have sex with each other.	I heard she was his lover.; How long have the two of you been lovers?
1350	lovers	The plural form of lover; more than one (kind of) lover.
1351	loves	The third-person singular form of love.
1352	loving	The present participle of love.
1353	low	If cost	My pay is very low, so it's hard to live here.; Poor people need low-cost apartments.; The temperature will go down over night and tomorrow it will be lower than it was today.
1354	low profile	If you keep a low profile
1355	Low ranking officials
1356	Low things
1357	lowborn	A lowborn person is someone who is born into a family of low social rank or poor status.
1358	low-born	A low-born person is someone who is born into a family of low social rank or poor status.
1359	lower	The comparative form of low; more low.	New Orleans is lower than Denver.
1360	lower case	Lower case letters are small like this: abcdef	The word "dad" is written in lower case letters.
1361	lowercase	Lowercase is another way of spelling lower case.
1362	lowered	The past tense and past participle of lower.
1363	lowering	The present participle of lower.
1364	lowers	The third-person singular form of lower.
1365	lowest	The superlative form of low; most low.
1366	lowlier	The comparative form of lowly; more lowly.
1367	lowliest	The superlative form of lowly; most lowly.
1368	lowlife	a lowlife is a person who is somewhat involved with crime
1369	lowly	If something is placed lowly
1370	lox	Salmon cured in brine and then smoked in low temperature so that the flesh remains uncooked.
1371	loyal	To be loyal is to be true to someone; to always tell the truth to someone.	Be loyal to me, friend.
1372	Loyalakpa	Loyalakpa is an ancient Meitei guardian God of the western direction.
1373	loyalist	A person or group that strongly supports the government or ruler in power.
1374	loyalists	The plural form of loyalist; more than one (kind of) loyalist.
1375	loyalties	The plural form of loyalty; more than one (kind of) loyalty.
1376	loyalty	Loyalty is the quality or state of a person or group of persons being loyal to someone or something.	The Germans exhibited great loyalty to Hitler during his rule in Germany.
1377	lozenge	A lozenge (⧫) is a quadrilateral with sides of equal length (rhombus)
1378	lozenges	The plural form of lozenge; more than one (kind of) lozenge.
1379	lube	Lubricant
1380	lubricant	Lubricant is a kind of material that can reduce friction.	Water is a lubricant. But oil is a better lubricant.
1381	lubricants	The plural form of lubricant; more than one (kind of) lubricant.
1382	lubricate	If you lubricate something	The gears of the machine needs to be lubricated frequently to minimise wear and tear.
1383	lubricated	The past tense and past participle of lubricate.
1384	lubricates	The third-person singular form of lubricate.
1385	lubricating	The present participle of lubricate.
1386	lubrication	Lubrication is the act of applying a lubricant between moving surfaces in contact in order to reduce friction.
1387	lubrications	The plural form of lubrication; more than one (kind of) lubrication.
1388	Lucas	Lucas is a male given name.
1389	lucid	If something is lucid
1390	lucider	The comparative form of lucid; more lucid.
1391	lucidest	The superlative form of lucid; most lucid.
1392	Lucifer	Lucifer is another name for the Devil among Christians.	Some Christians have claimed that Albert Pike, a Masonic author, stated that Lucifer was God, but the claim is not proven.
1393	Lucille
1394	luck	Someone who has good luck is someone who regularly has good things happen to them	Many people believe the number 13 will bring you bad luck.
1395	lucked	The past tense and past participle of luck.
1396	luckier	The comparative form of lucky; more lucky.
1397	luckiest	The superlative form of lucky; most lucky.
1398	luckily	In an lucky manner
1399	lucking	The present participle of luck.
1400	Lucknow	Lucknow is the state capital of Uttar Pradesh
1401	lucks	The third-person singular form of luck.
1402	lucky	If you are lucky	After getting married and winning $1 million on the same day, Susan felt very lucky.
1403	lucrative	If something is lucrative	Jackie runs a very lucrative catering business out of her home.
1404	Ludhiana
1405	ludicrous	If something is ludicrous
1406	Ludolph's constant
1407	Luffinga
1408	luggage	Luggage is a bag that contains a traveller's belongings.	Alan just lost his green luggage and is asking the staff at the airport for help.
1409	lugubrious	If a person looks lugubrious
1410	Lukas	Lukas is a male given name.
1411	Luke	Luke is a male given name.
1412	lukewarm	Something that is lukewarm is slightly warm.	Wash the dishes in lukewarm water.
1413	lull	A lull is a period of rest or reduced activity.
1414	lulled	The past tense and past participle of lull.
1415	lulling	The present participle of lull.
1416	lulls	The plural form of lull; more than one (kind of) lull.
1417	lumber	Lumber is wood that is cut up into planks.	The frame of the house is made of lumber.
1418	lumbered	The past tense and past participle of lumber.
1419	lumbering	The present participle of lumber.
1420	lumberjack	A lumberjack is a person who cuts down trees to be made into lumber.
1421	lumberjacks	The plural form of lumberjack; more than one (kind of) lumberjack.
1422	lumberman	A lumberjack is a person who cuts down trees to be made into lumber.
1423	lumbermen	The plural form of lumberman; more than one (kind of) lumberman.
1424	lumbers	The third-person singular form of lumber.
1425	lumbersome	If something is lumbersome
1426	luminesce	If something luminesces
1427	luminesced	The past tense and past participle of luminesce.
1428	luminescence	Luminescence is the emission of light by something that has not been heated.
1429	luminescences	The plural form of luminescence; more than one (kind of) luminescence.
1430	luminescent	Something that is luminescent emits light by luminescence.
1431	luminesces	The third-person singular form of luminesce.
1432	luminescing	The present participle of luminesce.
1433	luminol	Luminol is a chemical compound (C₈H₇N₃O₂) that exhibits a blue glow when it is mixed with certain oxidizing agent such as blood.
1434	luminoled	The past tense and past participle of luminol.
1435	luminoling	The present participle of luminol.
1436	luminols	The third-person singular form of luminol.
1437	luminosity	Luminosity is how bright something is.	The luminosity of the sun is greater than the moon.
1438	luminous	A luminous object is very bright.	The sun and the Moon are two luminous objects in the sky.
1439	lump	A lump is a small hard part of something smooth	She felt the lump in her throat getting bigger and becoming even more painful.; Her mother first discovered the lump in her breast a year ago.; Add brown sugar and rub well between your fingers, breaking up any lumps of sugar.; Last week, she received a lump sum payment of more than $250,000, or one year's salary.
1440	lumped	The past tense and past participle of lump.
1441	lumpier	The comparative form of lumpy; more lumpy.
1442	lumpiest	The superlative form of lumpy; most lumpy.
1443	lumpiness	The lumpiness of something is how lumpy it is.
1444	lumping	The present participle of lump.
1445	lumps	The plural form of lump; more than one (kind of) lump.
1446	lumpy	If a surface is lumpy
1447	Luna	Luna is the name of Earth's moon.
1448	lunar	If something is lunar
1449	lunar eclipse	Lunar eclipse is a phenomenon that occurs when the Earth casts a shadow over the Moon.
1450	lunatic	A lunatic is crazy person.	The cult leader was a lunatic.
1451	lunatics	The plural form of lunatic; more than one (kind of) lunatic.
1452	lunch	Lunch is the meal that we eat in the middle of the day.	Shall we have sandwiches for lunch?; "Is it lunch time yet?" "No, it's only 10:30."
1453	lunched	The past tense and past participle of lunch.
1454	luncheon	A luncheon is a formal meal served in the middle of the day.
1455	luncheons	The plural form of luncheon; more than one (kind of) luncheon.
1456	lunches	The plural form of lunch; more than one (kind of) lunch.
1457	lunching	The present participle of lunch.
1458	lunchtime	Lunchtime is the time that lunch is usually eaten at.
1459	lunch-time	Lunch-time is the time that lunch is usually eaten at.
1460	lunchtimes	The plural form of lunchtime; more than one (kind of) lunchtime.
1461	lunch-times	The plural form of lunch-time; more than one (kind of) lunch-time.
1462	lung	Your lungs are part of your body that is inside your chest. Your lungs allow you to breathe.	Smoking for many years had damaged his lungs.
1463	lung cancer	Lung cancer is cancer that starts in the lungs.	Doctors can find most stage-1 lung cancers.
1464	lungs	The plural form of lung; more than one (kind of) lung.	Smoking for many years had damaged his lungs.
1465	lure	A lure is something that tempts.
1466	lured	The past tense and past participle of lure.
1467	lures	The plural form of lure; more than one (kind of) lure.
1468	lurid	If something is lurid	The earthquake was described lurid detail.
1469	luring	The present participle of lure.
1470	lurk	To lurk is to hide in a secret place to wait and to do bad or crime things then.
1471	lurked	The past tense and past participle of lurk.
1472	lurking	The present participle of lurk.
1473	lurks	The third-person singular form of lurk.
1474	lush	If vegetation is lush
1475	lushed	The past tense and past participle of lush.
1476	lusher	The comparative form of lush; more lush.
1477	lushes	The plural form of lush; more than one (kind of) lush.
1478	lushest	The superlative form of lush; most lush.
1479	lushing	The present participle of lush.
1480	lust	Lust is the strong sexual desire a person feels.
1481	lusted	The past tense and past participle of lust.
1482	luster	Luster is the ability of shining when light is applied.
1483	lusters	The plural form of luster; more than one (kind of) luster.
1484	lustful	If an allosexual person is lustful	You make me rather lustful when you take off a lot of your clothes.
1485	lusting	The present participle of lust.
1486	lustre	Lustre is the ability of shining when light is applied.
1487	lustres	The plural form of lustre; more than one (kind of) lustre.
1488	lusts	The third-person singular form of lust.
1489	lutetium	Lutetium is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 71 and symbol Lu.
1490	Lutheran	When something is Lutheran	Most Nordic countries have Lutheran churches.
1491	Lutherans	The plural form of Lutheran; more than one (kind of) Lutheran.
1492	Luxembourg	Luxembourg is a country in central Europe beside Germany
1493	Luxembourger	A person from the country Luxembourg or with Luxembourgish ancestors.
1494	Luxembourgers	The plural form of Luxembourger; more than one (kind of) Luxembourger.
1495	Luxembourgian	A Luxembourgian is a person from Luxembourg.
1496	Luxembourgians	The plural form of Luxembourgian; more than one (kind of) Luxembourgian.
1497	Luxembourgish	If something is Luxembourgish
1498	Luxemburger	A Luxembourger is a citizen of Luxembourg.
1499	Luxemburgers	The plural form of Luxemburger; more than one (kind of) Luxemburger.
1500	luxuriant	If something is luxuriant
1501	luxuries	The plural form of luxury; more than one (kind of) luxury.
1502	luxurious	If a place is luxurious	A luxurious hotel suite.
1503	luxury	A luxury is something that you want that is very expensive.
1504	lychee	A lychee is a fruit	Lychees are very sweet.
1505	lychees	The plural form of lychee; more than one (kind of) lychee.
1506	lying	The present participle of lie.	I would be lying if I said that I don't miss him sometimes.; You're lying! He would never kill anyone!
1507	lying down
1508	Lying on the bed
1509	Lyler
1510	Lyme disease	Lyme disease is a potentially serious disease spread by deer ticks that can affect the nervous system
1511	Lyme diseases	The plural form of Lyme disease; more than one (kind of) Lyme disease.
1512	lymph	Lymph is a clear liquid made by the body that enters the bloodstream and fights infections.	The lymph carries white blood cells to infections.
1513	lynch	To lynch someone is to hang them and is usually done by a mob of people.	Do not lynch her, it is against the law!
1514	lynched	The past tense and past participle of lynch.
1515	lynches	The third-person singular form of lynch.
1516	lynching	The present participle of lynch.
1517	lynchings	The plural form of lynching; more than one (kind of) lynching.
1518	lyric	One verse of a song.
1519	lyrics	The plural form of lyric; more than one (kind of) lyric.

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