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loering, loren, lorie, lorin, loring, lorn, lory,
lorin [I.Sh. ˈloːrɪn]
n. The cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo.
dim. lorie
loash, loashie, losh, loshans, loshen, loshins, loshtie, loshtie, loshty,
losh [lɔʃ, loʃ]
also loshtie, loshen, loshins
int. Lord save us, an exclamation of wonder.
loas, loase, loased, loasin, loass, loassin, loast, loost, lose, loss, lossin, losst, loze,
loss [lɔs, los]
n. A loss.
v. To lose.
pt. pp. lost
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
losser: Loser.
lossin: Losing.
Lossie, Lossiemoo, Lossiemooth, Lossiemou,
Lossiemooth [ˈlosemu(θ)]
pn. Lossiemouth (Moray).
also Lossie
loat, loats, lot, lot_o, lote, lotes, lots, lots_o, lotsae, lotsi, lotty,
lot [lot]
n. A lot. A share, a tenant's allotted land.
pl. lots
v. To allot, allocate, apportion land.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
lot o: Lot of ...
lots o: Lots of ...
queer lot: A large amount, a considerable quantity.
lottery,
lottery [ˈlotərɪ]
n. A lottery.
Loudoun,
Loudoun [ˈludən]
pn. Loudoun (East Ayrshire).
leomen, leuman, loamin, lomin, lomon, louman, louman, lowman, lowmin, lowmon, lyomon, lyomons,
louman [MN. ˈl(j)o(u)mən]
n. The leg, the lower extremities, big, clumsy feet, a limb. Scion, progeny.
loombaga, loombagus, loumbaga, lumbagie, lumbaigae, lumbaigie, lumbaigy, lumgaga,
loumbaga [ˈlumbɑːgə, ˈlʌmbagə]
n. Lumbago.
eerant-loun, loon, loone, loones, loonickie, loonie, loonikie, loonock, loonockie, loons, Loony, loun, lounock, lounockie, louns, lowne, lownes, orra_loon, orra_loun, orraloon,
loun [lun]
n. A youth, boy, fellow, rascal. pl. louns.
dim. lounie, lounock(ie)
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
eerant-loun: An errand boy.
Farfar loun: A male from Forfar.
orra loun: An odd job man.

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