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lorimer,
lorimer [ˈloːrɪmər]
n. A harnessmaker.
n. A harnessmaker.
loering, loren, lorie, lorin, loring, lorn, lory,
lorin [I.Sh. ˈloːrɪn]
n. The cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo.
dim. lorie
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.
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
n. A loss.
v. To lose.
pt. pp. lost
Compounds and phrases etc.
losser: Loser.
lossin: Losing.
lossin: Losing.
Lossie, Lossiemoo, Lossiemooth, Lossiemou,
Lossiemooth [ˈlosemu(θ)]
pn. Lossiemouth (Moray).
also Lossie
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.
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.
lots o: Lots of ...
queer lot: A large amount, a considerable quantity.
lottery,
lottery [ˈlotərɪ]
n. A lottery.
n. A lottery.
Loudoun,
Loudoun [ˈludən]
pn. Loudoun (East Ayrshire).
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.
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.
n. Lumbago.