L
- longest adjective (long, longer, longest); superlative of long
1) Longest means more long than all the others, from one end to the other. 2) Longest also means lasting the most time. - longing noun (longings)
A longing is a strong wish for something you want very much. - look verb (look, looks, looked, looking); noun (a look)
To look is to turn your eyes to see something: look at the board. - loop noun (a loop, loops); verb (loop, loops, looped, looping)
A loop is a shape like a circle made by a line, string or path that bends round and crosses or joins itself. - loose adjective (loose, looser, loosest); adverb (loose); verb (loosen)
Loose means not tight: loose clothes, a loose belt. - lop verb (lops, lopped, lopping)
1) To lop is to cut off with one swift stroke, such as a branch or a head. - lord noun (a lord, lords; the Lord); exclamation (Lord! Good Lord!)
A lord is a man of high rank, especially a noble in the UK, and the title for such a man (Lord Smith). - lordly adjective (lordlier, lordliest)
1) Lordly means grand, proud and splendid, as a lord would be. - lore noun (no plural)
Lore is knowledge and stories handed down by a people, such as folk tales and customs. - lose verb (lose, loses, lost, losing)
To lose is to no longer have something, often by mistake: lose a glove. - loss noun (a loss, losses; loss — uncountable)
Loss is when you lose something or someone, or have less of it. - lot noun (a lot, lots; a lot of / lots of); adverb use (a lot = very much); noun (a lot — a piece of land, a group of things for sale)
A lot or lots means a large number or a large amount: a lot of people, lots of water. - lots noun (lots — plural of lot; «lots of»); adverb (lots — very much, informal)
«Lots» or «lots of» means a large number or amount: «lots of friends», «lots of water». - lotus noun (a lotus, lotuses)
A lotus is a water plant with large round leaves and big pink or white flowers that rise above the water in ponds and lakes, mostly in Asia. - loud adjective (loud, louder, loudest); adverb (loud, loudly)
Loud means making a big sound that is easy to hear. - love verb (love, loves, loved, loving); noun (love — uncountable; a love, loves — someone or something loved)
To care very deeply about someone, like family or close friends. - lovely adjective (lovely, lovelier, loveliest)
1) Very nice, pleasant or beautiful. 2) Kind and friendly: «she's a lovely person». 3) (UK, informal) Used to say thank you or «great»… - lover noun (a lover, lovers)
A lover of something is a person who likes it very much: an animal lover, a book lover, a music lover. - low adjective (low, lower, lowest); adverb (low); noun (a low, lows)
Not high: close to the ground or the bottom (a low wall, a low shelf). - lower adjective (lower, comparative of low; lowest); verb (lower, lowers, lowered, lowering)
Lower means less high, closer to the ground, or at the bottom of something. - lowest adjective (low, lower, lowest); superlative of low
Lowest means the least high, nearest the ground or the bottom. - lowland noun (lowland, lowlands); adjective (lowland)
Flat land that is low, not much higher than the sea. - lowliness noun
The state of being humble or of low rank. - lowly adjective (lowlier, lowliest)
1) Lowly means humble, low in rank or position. - lucre noun
Money or profit, especially when gotten in a shameful way. - luminary noun
A shining body in the sky, such as the sun, moon or a star. - lung noun (a lung, lungs)
1) The lungs are the two organs inside your chest that you breathe with; they take oxygen from the air into your blood and let carbon… - lure verb (lure, lures, lured, luring); noun (a lure, lures)
To persuade or trick a person or animal to come somewhere, usually by offering something they want. - lurk verb (lurks, lurked, lurking)
1) To lurk is to stay hidden, waiting quietly, often to attack or spy. - lust noun (lusts)
1) A strong, greedy desire for something, such as money or power. 2) A strong eagerness for fighting. - lusty adjective (lustier, lustiest)
1) Strong, healthy and full of energy. 2) Loud and hearty. - luxuriant adjective (more luxuriant, most luxuriant)
1) Growing thickly, strongly and richly; lush and plentiful. - luxuriate verb
To enjoy something in a rich, relaxed way, or to grow thickly. - luxury noun (luxury; a luxury, luxuries); adjective use (luxury hotel)
Luxury is great comfort and expensive, beautiful things. - lye noun (lye, uncountable)
Lye is a very strong chemical, an alkali, used to make soap and to clean drains. - lying verb (lie, lies, lay, lain, lying — to be flat); verb (lie, lies, lied, lying — to say what is not true); adjective (lying)
Lying means resting flat on something, like lying in bed or a book lying on a table.
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