An essay towards a real character, and a philosophical language by John Wilkins ...

L.

LAbel,

[Lamin.]

• sp. of skin upon—p. writing (apt.]
  • sp. Ac••essory.]

Labor.

• [Operation]
• [Endeavor (augm.]
• [Diligence]
  • ...•• to be in—
    • [a. Parturition]
    • [adj. p. Pain by Parturiti∣on]

Laborer,

[adj. Operation (per∣son.]

Laborious.

 

Labyrinth,

[Build∣ind adj. a.

• tangle
• Wander

(apt.]

Lac,

[Wax of Ants.]

Lace.

Pr. IV. 5.

• to— [a. Face with Lace.]
• to—together, [Together-bind.
  • sp. with Lace.]

Laceration,

[Tearing]

Lack.

• [Not-have]
  • [Scarcity]
  • [Defect]
• [Want]

Lacky,

[adj. a. Foot-servant]

Laconism,

[Brief sentencing (manner.]

Lactation.

AC. I. 4. A.

Lad,

[adj. Adolescence (per∣son.]

Ladanum,

[Concrete exudation of the holy rose]

Ladder.

Po. IV. 1. A.

Lade,

[a. Burden.]

• —ing, [adj. Burden-(thing]

Lady.

• adj. Noble (fem.]
• adj. Gentle (fem.]
• —cow. Ex. V. 6. A.
• —laces, [Striped grass]
• 's Bedstraw. HF. IX. 6. A.
• ...—'s Bower.
• —'s Glove. HL. IX. ••.
• —'s Mantle. HL. VI. 9. A.
• —'s Milk, [White Thistle]
• —'s Seal, [Black Briony]
• ...—'s Slipper.
• —'s Smock. HS. IV. 15. A.
• —'s Thistle. [White Th.]

Ladle,

[Spoon (augm.]

Lag.

• [Protract]

Lagopus.

Bi. II. 7. A.

Lay.

• [Pasture, [adj. lying (make.]
• ...

Laic,

[Temporal]

Laire.

• [Deer's lying (place]
• [Stratifie]

Lake.

W. IV. 2. A.

• Tree. Tr. VIII. 8.

Lamb,

[Sheep] Be. II. 2. (young)

• to— [v. Parturition]

Lame.

• [Mutilated]
• [adj. Halt (apt.]

Lament.

• [Grief,
  • (augm.]
  • (sign]

Lamin.

Mag. V. 4.

Lamm,

[adj. Cudgelling]

Lamp.

Pr. VI. 3. A.

Lamprey.

• Fish. Fi. VI. 5.
• Disease.

Lamprill.

Fi. VI. 5. A.

Lanar,

• Woolly feathered Hawk.]
• Soft feathered Hawk.]
  • —et, [Lanar (male.]

Lance.

• [Short Pike]
• Burning—[Dart.] El. I. 4. A.
• ...to—
  • Scarifie]
  • Cut]
  • Open by cutting]

Lancea ardens,

[Dart] El. I. 4. A.

Lance-knight,

[Foot-souldier]

Lancepresado,

[adj. Military (Off.) over 10.]

Lancet,

vid. Launcet.

Lanch,

[a. Navigation (inc.]

Land.

• [Earth]
• [Field] Po. I.
  • arable— Po I. 4.
• [Countrey] RC. III. 2.
• —loper, [adj. Wander (per∣son.]
• —mark, [adj. Margin (sign.]
• ...to—
  • Come
  • Bring
  on shore.]

Landlord

• adj. pret. Demising (per∣son of
  • House.]
  • Land.]
• adj. p. Right (per∣son of
  • House.]
  • Land.]
• [Host]

Landress,

[adj. Washing

• (mech.]
• (fem.]

Landskip,

[Picture of Coun∣trey.]

Lane,

[Narrow

• Street]
• adj. Travel (place.]
  • by— [Not usual—]

Language.

D. A.

• good, g. Discourse (man∣ner.]
• ill, ill. Discourse (man∣ner.]

Languid,

[adj. Weakness.]

Languish,

[Decay]

Lank,

• Lean]
• Empty]
• Limber]

Lantern,

[adj Candle (room.]

Lap.

• ...—of gar∣ment,
  • Corner
  • Margin
  of Vest.]
  • [Space upon the knees]
• —dog, [Little Dog kept one∣ly for delight.]
• ...—of ear.
• ...to—
  • as a Dog, [Drink by lick∣ing.]
  • ...—up warm,
    • Fold
    • Clothe
    for warmth.]

Lapidary,

[adj. Gem (merc.]

Lapse.

• Stumble (dim.]
• Fall]
• [Lose by omission]

Lapwing,

Bi. VII. 1.

Larboord

[Left side]

Larceny,

[Theft.]

Larch-tree.

Tr. V. 3. A.

Lard,

[Fat of Swine]

• to— Pr. III. 8.
• —er, [adj. Flesh (room.]

Large.

• Ample]
• Broad]
• Great]
• [Abundant]
• [Liberal]
  • at— [Not—
    • cohibited]
    • imprison'd]
      • [adj. Liberty]

Largess,

[Gift (augm.]

Larix tree.

Tr. V. 3. A.

Lark.

Bi. V. 4.

• Sea— Bi. VII. 3. A.
• Tit— Bi. V. 4. A.
• —'s heel. HS. I. 2.

Lasciviousness.

• [Wantonness]
• [Unchastness]

Lash,

[Whip]

• to—out, [a.
  • Irregularity]
  • Excess]
  • Prodigality]

Laserwort.

HF. IV. 6.

Lask,

[adj. Excess dunging (apt.]

Lass,

[adj. Adolescence (fem.]

Lassitude,

[p. Weary (abstr.]

Last-

• [Most.
  • New]
  • Late]
• Remotest]
• Hindermost]
• adj. Finishing]
• End]
  • a— [Exemplar]
    • sp. for Foot vest]
  • ...ro—
    • v. Duration]
    • v. Permanent]

Latch.

Po. IV. 5. A.

• —et, [Thong]
  • sp. for Foot vest.]

Late.

• op. to Old. Sp. I. 3.
• op. to Soon. Sp. I. 4. O.

Latent,

• Concealed]
• H••d]

Lath,

[Lamin] sp. of Wood]

Lathe,

[adj. Turning (jug.]

Latin,

[Language of Romans]

Latitude.

• [Breadth]
• [Distance from the Equa∣tor]

Latter,

[Succeeding]

Lattin,

[adj. Iron (Lamin) tinn'd.]

Lattis,

[Oblique Crosses (plain.]

Lavarettus.

Fi. IX. 5. A.

Laudable,

[adj. p. Praise (apt.]

Lave,

[Empty by out-scoop∣ing.]

Lavender.

HF. VI. 5.

• French— [Cassidony] HF. VI. 5. A.
• Sea— HS. VI. 9. A.
• —Cotton. HF. II. 10. A.

Laver,

[adj. Washing (vessel]

Laugh.

AC. IV. 3.

• —to scorn, [Laugh
  • Contemn∣ing.]
  • Mock∣ing.]

Lavish,

[Prodigal]

Launce,

vid. Lance.

Launch,

[a. Swim (inc.]

• sp. Ship.]

Laundress,

[adj. a. Washing (mech.]

Laurel.

Tr. III. 5. A.

• Alexandrian— Sh. III. 7.

Law,

RC. IV. 3.

Lawyer.

• Civil— RC. II. 2.
• Common— RC. II. 2. A.

Lawn.

• [Linnen fine (augm.]
• [Treey pasture.]

Lax.

• [Tied (dim.]
• [Loose]

Laxative,

[adj. a. Dung (apt.]

Lazer,

[adj. Leprosie (person.]

Lazerole.

Tr. I. 3. A.

Lazy.

• op. to Stout. NP. IV. 6. O.
• [adj. Sloth]

Lazul stone.

St. II. 3. A.

Leach.

• [Physitian]

Lead.

Met. I. 5.

• Black— Met. III. 6.
• ...Red—
• White— [Ceruse] Met. IV. 6.
• —s of house, [Leaden roof of—]
• ...—wort

Leade.

• Go before. TA. VI. 5.
• [Begin]
• [Direct]
• [Allure]
• -ing case, [Example] D. IV. 8.
• ...-aside,
  • Leade (corr.]
  • Err. (make.]
  • Seduce.]
• ...-life,
  • a. Conversation]
  • a. Life]

Leaf.

• —of Plant. PP. II. 5. A.
• —of Paper, [Lamin.]
• —of Fat, [Fat next the ribs.]
  • sp. of Hogs.]
• —of Gold, [Lamin—]

League.

• Confederacy. RC. III. 8.
• Measure. Mea. I. 8.

Leaguer,

[Siege.]

Leak.

• [Into-receive water]
• spring a— [into-receive (inc.) water.]

Leam,

[Lamin of flame.]

Leaning.

• Posture. AC. VI. 4. A.
• [Obliquing]
  • —toward, [Ver∣gency]

Leanness.

NP. V. 5. O.

Leap.

• —ing. AC. I. 5.
  • [a. Coition]
• —year, [Year of 366 days.]

Learn,

• a. Learner]
• Know (inc.]
  • —er. RO. III. 3. O.
  • —ing. Ha. VI. 5.

Lease.

• [Obligation of hire]
• [Pasture]
• ...to—
• let a— [Demise by ••••ligation of hire]
  • Glean, [Gather the left ears.]
  • Ly, [a. Man. IV. 1.

Leash.

• [Three]
• [Dog-couple]
• [Whip]

Least,

[Most-little]

• ...at—
  • adv. Most-little]
  • Not less]
• —that. Conj. III. 1. O.

Leasure.

TA. III. O.

• ...—ly,
  • Slow.]
  • adj. Degrees (segr.]

Leather.

Pr. IV. 2.

Leave.

• [License]
  • Take ones— [a. Valedicti∣on]
• ...to—
  • Not take. TA. I. 4. O.
  • Abandon]
  • [a. Residue]
  • a. Dereliction]
  • a. Desertion]
  • Give over]
  • Omit]
  • Desist]

Leaven,

[adj. a. Ferment (thing]

• sp. of Bread.]

Leaver,

[adj. Lifting (instr.]

Lechery,

[adj. Lust (apt.]

Leccia Salviani.

Fi. IV. 1.

Lecture,

[adj. p. Read (thing]

• [adj. p.
  • Read (thing]
  • Teacher]

Lecture,

[adj. p. Read (thing]

• [adj. p.
  • Read (thing]
  • Teacher]

Ledge,

[Transverse protuberant (thing.]

Lee.

• [Sediment]
• [Cover'd from wind]
  • Fall to Leeward. RN. VI 6. D.

Leech.

Ex. I. 2.

• Vid. Leach.

Leek.

HL. IV. 9. A.

• House— [Sedum]

Leer,

[Look

• obliquely]
• deceitfully]

Leese,

[Lose]

Leet,

[Law-day]

Left.

• pret. Leave.
• adj. p. Leave.
• [Residue] TM. VI. 7. O.
• Sinister. Sp. III. 9. O.

Leg,

[Shank] PG. V. 5.

• -of Mutton, [Thigh of sheep.]
• to make a leg, [a. Congee.]

Legacy,

[adj. p. Bequeathing (thing.]

Legal,

[adj. Law]

Legate,

[Public adj. p. send (per∣son.]

Legend,

[Fabulous Narration.]

Legerdemain,

[adj. Prestigiator (thing.]

Legible,

[adj. p. read (pot.]

Legion,

[Regiment.]

Legislative,

[adj. a. Law (make.]

Legitimate,

• adj. Law.]
• Genuine.]
  • to— [Un-a Bastard.]

Legumen,

[Pulse.]

Leman,

[adj. Fornication (fem.]

Lemon.

Tr. I. 8. A.

Lend.

RC. V. 4.

Length.

TM. II. 1.

• at— [After all this] Adv. III. 3. O.

Lengthen,

• a. Length.]
• Protract.]

Lenity,

• Clemency.]
• Meekness.]

Lenitive,

• Un— adj. a. Pain (apt]
• adj. a. Indolence (apt.]

Lent.

• pret. Lend.]
• adj. p. Lend.]
• [adj. Fasting (time.]

Lentils.

HS. II. 3. A.

Lentisk,

[Mastic-tree.]

Lentitude,

[Excess of Meekness]

• 〈◊〉〈◊〉. I. 9, E.

Leo,

[Fifth of the 12. parts of the Zodiac.]

Leopard.

Be. IV. 2. A.

• —s bane. HF. III. 6.

Leper,

[adj. Leprosie (person.]

Leprosie.

S. II. 5.

Less,

[More-little.]

Lessee,

[adj. a. Hire (person.]

Lessen,

[Diminish.]

Lesson,

[adj. p.

• Read
• Teacher

(thing.]

Lessor,

[adj. a. Demising (person]

Let

• Licence]
• Permit]
• -alone, [Not hinder.]
• -bloud, [a. Bleeding.]
• ...-down,
  • Cause
  • Help.
  • Suffer
  to descend]
• -go. TA. I. 6. O.
• -in, Suffer to
  • in-
  • out-
  go]
• -out, Suffer to
  • in-
  • out-
  go]
• -pass, [Omit.]
• -slip, [Omit.]
• [Impedient.]
• [Demise.]

Lethargy.

S. IV. ••.

Letter.

• [Element.] D. I. 1.
• [Epistle]
• [Bond]
  • s patents, [Patent.]

Lettice.

HF. III. 11.

• ...Lambs—

Level.

• [Lying]
• Plain]
• Equal]
• Smooth]
• ...

Leven,

vid. Leaven.

Leveret,

[Hare (young.]

Leviathan,

[Crocodile] Be. IV. 3.

Levy,

[Gather.]

Levite.

RE. II. 2. A.

Levity.

• Tactil quality. Q. V. 4. D.
• Inconstancy. Ha. IV. 7. D.
• Vainness. Man. IV. 6. D.

Lewd.

• [Evil (augm.]
• [Vicious (augm.]
• [Unchast]

Lexicon,

[Catalogue of interpre∣ted words.]

Ly

• [v. Situation]
• —near to, [v. Near.]
• —next to, [v. Near.]
• v. Prostrate.] AC. VI. 7. A.
• a. Guest.] RO. III. 6. A.
• a. Permanent.] Sp. I. 6.
• —down. AC. VI. 7. A.
• ...—from home,
  • Be all the night
  • a Guest
  (from home.]
• ...—in child-bed, [Be
  • Shut up
  • In bed
  after (parturition.]
• —in wait, [a. Ambush]
• —together, [to∣gether- a.
  • a. Coition]
  • a. Bed]
• ...—under,
  • Under-ly]
  • adj. p. Subject]
• —up, [Rise]
• —with, [With-
  • a. Coition.]
  • a. Bed.
• —bedrid, [Be un-adj. a. Rise (pot.) by sickness.]
• —hid, [adj. p. Conceal.]
• —open, [adj. p. Opening.]
• —still, [adj. Rest.]
  • [a. Lying] Man. IV. 1. O.
• tell a— [a. Man. IV. 1. O.
• ...a—
  • [a. Lying]

[adj. a. Lixiviation [thing]

Ly

• [v. Situation]
• —near to, [v. Near.]
• —next to, [v. Near.]
• v. Prostrate.] AC. VI. 7. A.
• a. Guest.] RO. III. 6. A.
• a. Permanent.] Sp. I. 6.
• —down. AC. VI. 7. A.
• ...—from home,
  • Be all the night
  • a Guest
  (from home.]
• ...—in child-bed, [Be
  • Shut up
  • In bed
  after (parturition.]
• —in wait, [a. Ambush]
• —together, [to∣gether- a.
  • a. Coition]
  • a. Bed]
• ...—under,
  • Under-ly]
  • adj. p. Subject]
• —up, [Rise]
• —with, [With-
  • a. Coition.]
  • a. Bed.
• —bedrid, [Be un-adj. a. Rise (pot.) by sickness.]
• —hid, [adj. p. Conceal.]
• —open, [adj. p. Opening.]
• —still, [adj. Rest.]
  • [a. Lying] Man. IV. 1. O.
• tell a— [a. Man. IV. 1. O.
• ...a—
  • [a. Lying]

[adj. a. Lixiviation [thing]

Lyingness.

Man. IV. 1. O.

Liable,

[adj. p. Object (pot.]

Lib,

[Un- a. Testicle]

Libbard,

[Leopard.]

Libel,

[adj. Book (dim.]

• sp. Backbiting.]

Libella worm.

Ex. III. 5.

Lib-ral.

• [adj. Free-man]
• —Science, [Learning] Ha. VI. 4.
• [adj. Liberality]

Liberality.

Man. III. 1.

Liberty.

RC. IV. A.

• —of converse, [Frankness]
• —of will, AS. IV. 8.
• ...at—
  • adj. Liberty]
  • Un- adj. p.
    • Slave.]
    • Impri∣sonment.]

Libertin,

[Not-cohibited adj. Vice (person]

Libidinous,

[adj. a. Lust (apt.]

Libra,

[Seventh part of the Zo∣diac]

Library,

[adj. Books

• (House.]
• (Room.]
• (aggr.]

Libration.

O. I. 2.

Lice,

[pl. Lowse]

• ...—bane.

Licence.

RC. IV. 8. A.

Licentiousness.

• [Liberty,
  • (exc.]
  • corr.]
• [Not cohibited Vice (abstr.]

Lick.

Mo. III. 7.

• —〈◊〉〈◊〉. El. I. 6. A.

Licorice.

Sh. IV. 5.

• wild— HS. III. 3.

Licourous,

[Intemperate in ban∣quetting]

Lid,

[adj. Covering (instr.]

• ey— [Covering (part) of the Ey.]

Liege,

[adj. Law]

• —lord [Proper King]
• —man, [Proper Subject]

Lieger.

• • Resident
  • Ordinary
  Embassador

Lieu,

[Substitute (abstr.]

• in—of. Prep. II. 1. A.

Lieutenant,

[adj. Substitute

• (person]
• (Off.]

• —of a ship. RN. V. 1. A.

Life.

• [Living (abstr.]
• to the— [Living (like]
• Tree of— Sh. IV. 6. A..
• —everlasting, [Gnaphali∣um]
• —time. Mea. VI.
• —of Cicero, [Narration of &c.]
• Of—and death, [adj. Capi∣tal]
• [Vigour]

Lift.

• Move upward. O I. 1.
• [Exalt,
  • a. High.]
  • a. Higher]
• —up ones voice, [Exclaim.]
• —of a Ship. RN. IV. 4. A.

Ligament.

PG. II. 2.

Light.

• Subst.
  • Primary— Q. I. 1. E.
  • Secondary— Q. I. 2.
  • [Brightness]
  • [adj. a. Light (instr.]
    • as Candle, &c.
• to—a fire, [a. Fire (inc.]
• [adj. Lightness]
• ...—ness.
  • op. to Heaviness. Q V. 4. D.
  • —headed, [Vertiginous]
  • [Agility]
    • —horse, [adj. War∣horse.]
  • op. to
    • Seriousness. NP. IV. 3. O.
    • Constancy. Ha. IV. 7. D.
    • Gravity. Man. IV. 6. D.
    • Chastity. Man. II. 7. D.
  • [Easiness]
    • —of belief, [Credulity]
  • [Frivolousness]
  • [Remisseness]
    • make—of, [Contemn]
  • ...to—
  • as Bird
    • Descend]
    • Settle on feet]
  • —from horse, [Descend—]
    • Happen [a. Event]
  • —on, [Happen to find]

Lighten.

• [a. Light]
• [Un- a.
  • Burden]
  • Pain]
• [a. Lightning]

Lightening.

El. I. 3.

Lighter,

[Boat for burden (aug.]

Lights,

[Lungs] PG. VI. 2. A.

Lightsome,

[adj. Light.]

Lignum Aloes.

 

Lignum Nephriticum,

Tr. VII. 4.

Lignum Rhodium.

 

Ligurious.

Bi. VI. 1.

Like.

• [adj. Likeness]
• —as, [As]
• —wise, [adv. Like]
• [adj. Equality]
• —for— [Compensate]
• I—it, [I
  • Approve
  • Love
  it.]

Likely,

• Probable]
• True (like]

Likeness▪

TM. V. 1.

Liking.

• Condition]
• State]
• Approbation]
• Love]

Lilach.

Sh. IV. 1.

Lilly.

HL. IV. 2.

• day— HL. V. 3.
• water— HL. VI. 4,
• —of the valley. HL. VII. 7. A.

Limb.

• [Joint]
• [Part]

Limbeck,

[Vessel for hot distil∣ling]

Limberness.

Q. V. 6. E.

Limbus,

[Margin]

Lime.

El. IV. 5.

• Bird— [Glue to
  • catch
  • entangle
  Birds.]
• sp. Prepared juice of Misleto]
• ...—hound.
• —tree. Tr. VI. 10.

Limit.

• [Finiting
  • (Sign]
  • (Thing]
  • (Place]
  • ...

Limitation.

D. IV. 2.

Limn,

[Paint with Water-co∣lours.]

Limon.

 

Limp,

[Halt]

Limpet.

E••. VIII. 1.

Linage,

[Descendents (aggr.] RO. I. 1. O.

Linchpin.

 

Linden tree.

 

Line.

• Dimension. Mag. I. 1.
• ...—of writing.
• the— [Equator] W. VI. 1.
• Measure. Mea. I. 1.
• [Thred]
  • Fishing— [String of hairs for fishing]
  • plumb— [String for measu∣ring.]
  • [Series]
    • to— Pr. IV. 9. A.
    • to—one Fortification with another. RM. VI. 4. A.
    • —a hedge with, [Within garrison with Series of]
  • [a. Coition] sp. of Dog.]

Lineal,

[adj. Line.]

Lineament,

[Figure]

Ling.

• Fish. Fi. III. 3.
• [Heath]

Linger,

[Protract]

• [Delay]

Linguist,

[adj. language (ar∣tist.]

Lingwort.

 

Link.

• [Candle of pitch'd Tow]
• [Loop]
  • to—toge¦ther Knit]
  • to—toge¦ther Joyn]
• [Sausage]

Linnen.

Pr. IV. 4.

• —draper, [adj. Linnen (merc.]

Linnet.

Bi. IV. 8.

• Red— Bi. IV. 8. A.

Linseed,

[Seed of Flax]

Linsey-woolsey.

• [Woven (thing) of Linnen and Woollen]
• [Mixture (corr.]

Lint,

[Down (like)

• Shaving
• Scraping

of Lin∣nen]

Lintel.

Po. IV. 3. A.

Lion.

Be. IV. 1.

• —s tooth, [Dandelion]

Lip.

PG. III. 8.

Liquid,

[adj. Moistness] Q. V. 2.

Liquid amber.

Tr. VIII. 9.

Liquor,

[adj. a. (thing

• Moistness
• Wet

Lisping.

AC. III. 2. A.

List.

• [Catalogue]
• —of cloth, [Margin]
• the —s, [Combate (place]
• as he—eth, [as he willeth]

Listen.

• [Hear (end]
• [Observe with Ear]

Listlesness.

NP. I. 4. O.

Litany,

[Brief vicissitudinary Prayers]

Literal,

[adj. Letter]

Literature,

[Learning] Ha. VI. 4.

Litharge.

Met. IV. 1.

Litheness,

[Limberness] Q. V. 6. E.

Lither.

• lazy]
• Idle]
• [Slow]

Litigious,

[adj. Contentious]

Litter.

• Birth [Children (aggr.) of one parturition.]
• Straw [Bed for Horse]
• horse— [Sedan to be carried between Horses]

Little.

TM. I 1. D.

• by—and— [adv. Degrees (dim.]
• —ones, [Young children]

Liturgy,

[Pub∣lic

• Manner
• Form

of Worship]

Live.

• Proper. AC. I. 7.
• [Be]
• —in exile [Be banisht]
• [Feed]
• —upon, [Feed upon]
• [a. Conversation]

Lively,

• [adj.
  • Sprightliness]
  • Vigour]
• —hood, [Maintenance]

Live-long.

• [Total]
• [Orpine]

Liver.

• [adj. Living (person]
• Part. PG. VI. 5.
  • —wort. HL. I. 3. A.
    • Noble— [Hepatica]

Livery.

• [adj. Service (sign) gar∣ment]
• [Delivering] TA. IV. 5. sp. of possession.]
  • —and seisin. RC. V. 8. A.
• Horse at—[H. at hired guest∣ing]

Living.

• Vid. Live.
• [Maintenance]

Lixiviation.

O. VI. 8.

Lizard.

Be. VI. 4.

Lo,

[Imp. Look.]

Loach.

Fi. IX. 11. A.

Loaf,

[Bread]

Loath,

[adj. Nolleity]

Loathe.

• op. to Appetite. NP. II. 4. O.
• [Aversation] AS. V. 5. O.
• [Being cloy'd] AS. V. 1. O.

Loathsom,

[Loathed (apt.]

Lob,

[adj. Lumpish (person]

• sp. Great.]

Lobby,

[Outer room (dim.]

Lobe,

[Protuberant (part]

Lobster.

Ex. VI. 1.

Local,

[adj. Place.]

Loch.

• Fish. Fi. IX. 11. A.
• [adj. p. Lick (apt.) Medicin]

Lock.

• [adj, Shutting (jug.]
• —on door, &c. Po. IV. 4.
• —on a River, [Water-course-narrowing (jug.]
• [Tuft]
• —of Hair.
• ...—of Wool.

Locker,

[Chest]

Locomotion,

[Motion from place to place.]

Locust.

Ex. II. 1.

• —tree. Sh. IV. 6. A.

Lode.

• [Burden]
  • to— O. VI. 7.
• [Leading]
• ...—star,
  • adj. Pole
  • Directing
  Star.]
• —stone. St. II. 7.

Lodge.

• [v. Night]
• [a. Rest]
  • sp. by night]
• [a. Guest]
• a— [House (dim.]

Loft,

[Upper room]

Lofty.

• [High (augm.]
• [Proud]

Log.

• Thick wood]
• Part of trunk]
  • sp. for Fuel.]
  • —line, [Way-measuring line]
    • sp. of Mariners.]

Logarithm.

 

Loggerhead.

• [Great (corr.) head]
• [Dull (augm.]

Logic,

[adj. a. Reason (art.]

• —parts of Discourse. D. IV.
• chop— [Dispute (corr.]

Logistic,

[adj. a. Computation (art.]

Logwood.

Tr. VII. 5. A.

Lohoch,

[Medicament to be lick∣ed]

Loial.

Man. V. 6.

Loin.

PC. IV. 4.

Loiter.

• [a. Cunctation]
• [a. Slattering time]

Lolling,

[a. Lean (corr.]

Lome,

[Mortar]

London tuft.

HS. V. 4.

Lone,

[Lending]

Lonesome,

[Solitary]

Long.

Long Oyster.

Ex. VI. 1. A.

Longaevi∣ty,

• Long life]
• Permanence (aug.]

Longitude.

• [Length]
• [Distance from first Merid.]

Looby,

[Great (corr.) person]

Look.

• [a. Ey]
• [Face,
  • (State]
  • (Manner]
    • to— [a. Ey]
• —about, [a. Heedfulness]
• —for, [Expect]
• —on, [a. Ey]
• ...—to,
  • a. Heedfulness]
  • a. Observing]

Looking-glass,

[Sight-reflecting (instr.]

Loom,

[adj. Weaving (jug.]

Loop.

Mag. V. 2. A.

• —hole, [Chink]

Loose.

• Not-fixt. Q. VI. 6. D.
• Not cohibited]
• Irregular]
• [Remiss]
• Negligent]
• Careless]
• [Vicious]
• —in one's body. [Diarrhaea.] S. VI. 6.
• ...to—
  • Unty. O. II. 1. O.
  • [Absolve] RE. V. 5. O.

Loose strife.

• codded— HS. IV. 3.
• hooded— HF. VII. 14. A.
• purple— HF. VII. 15. A.
• yellow— HS. V. 12. A.

Looverhole,

[Open place in the roof.]

Lop,

• Off-cut branches]
• Un-branch]

Loquacity.

Man. VI. 5. D.

Lord.

• [Baron] RC. I. 3.
• [Master] RO. III. 7.

Lordan,

[Lazy (person]

Lorldy.

• [adj. Lord (like]
• Proud]
• Magisterial]

Lordship.

• [Lord (abstr.]
• Mannour. Po. I. 1. A.

Lose.

• op. to gain. TA. V. 2. O.
• op. to hold, [Let go]
• op. to keep. TA. V. 5. O.
  • as Garrison. RM. II. 4. D.

Lost.

• [adj. p. Lose]
• ...[adj. p. Destruction]

Lot,

[adj. a. Mo. V. 1. (thing]

• to cast—s Mo. V. 1.

Lothe,

vid. Loathe.

Lotion,

[Washing]

Lottery.

 

Lotus.

HS. III. 13.

Lovage.

HF. IV. 4. A.

Loud,

vid. Lowd.

Love,

• Affection. AS. V. 3.
• in— [adj. Love (augm.]
• make— [a. Suitour]
• ...Apple of—
• [Charity]

Lovely,

[adj. p. Love (apt.]

Lour.

AC. IV. 2. O.

Lout,

[adj. Rusticity (person]

• to— AC. IV. 2. O.

Low,

[a. Cow (voice]

Lowbell,

[Bell to

• Extasie
• Hunt

Birds]

Lowd,

[adj. Sound (augm.]

Lowe.

• [adj. TM. II. 4. O.]
• [adj.
  • Inferiority]
  • Meanness]
• [adj.
  • Under-part]
  • [adj. Bottom]
• ...—water,
  • Shallow w.]
  • Down-tide]
• —sound, [Grave s.]

Lowermost,

[Most-lowe]

Lowly,

[Humble]

Lowre.

AC. IV. 2. O.

Lowse.

Ex. I. 8.

• ...—wort.
• Hog— [Sow]
• Sea— Ex. II. 11.
• Wall— [Punice]

Lowt,

vid. Lout.

Lozange,

[Quadrat whose op∣posite Angles are equal, but not right.]

Lozell,

[Great lumpish (per∣son]

Lubber,

 

Lubricity.

• [Unctuousness]

Lucid,

[adj. Light]

Luck,

• Fortune]
• Event]
• sp. Prosperous.]
  • Good— [Prosperity]
  • Ill— [Adversity]

Lucre,

[Gain]

Lucubration,

[adj. night

• Study]
• Work]

Lug,

[Ear (corr.] Sad-worm.

• to— [Pull]

Luggage.

• [Burden.] Poss. V. O.
• [Impediment] T. II. 5. O.
• [Utensils (corr.]
• [Baggage] RM. V. O.

Lugubrious,

[adj. Grief]

Lukewarm.

• [Neither hot nor cold]
• [Temperate]

Lull,

[Allure to rest]

• —asleep, [a. Sleep]

Lumber,

vid. Luggage.

Luminary,

[adj. a. Light (thing]

Lump.

TM. VI. 4.

• —fish. Fi. II. 6. A.

Lumpish.

NP. V. 8. O.

Lunar,

[adj. Moon]

Lunatic,

[Mad] sp. monthly]

Lunchion,

[Fragment (augm.]

Lungs.

PG. VI. 2. A.

Lungwort.

 

Lupin.

HS. III. 1. A.

• ...Everlasting—

Lupus.

Fi. IV. 3.

• —marinus Schonfeldii. Fi. III. 16.

Lurch,

[a. Theft]

• —er, [Dog hunting lesser beasts by swiftness.]

Lure.

• [adj Alluring (thing]
• [a. Exclaiming]

Lurk.

• [Lie concealed]
• [a. Ambush]

Luscious,

[Sweet (exc]

Lust.

• Appetite]
• Desire]
  • sp. of Coition. AC. II. 5.

Lusty,

[adj. Vigor.]

Luster,

[Space of 5 years]

Lustration,

[Un-prophane]

• sp. by Sacrifice.]

Lustre,

[Brightness]

Lute,

[Music (instr.) of gut∣strings to be struck with fin∣gers.]

• ...to—
  • Shut by sodering]
  • Joyn by sodering]

Luxation,

[a. Loose] Q. VI. 6. D.

Luxury.

Man. III. 4. E.

Luxuriant,

[adj. Excess]

Luxuriousness,

[Riotousness.] Man. III. 4. E.

Lynx,

[Ounce] Be. IV. 3.

Lyra altera Rondeletii.

Fi. IV. 5. A▪

Lyric,

[Verse for song.]