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- laborious
- demanding much work or care, tedious
- laceration
- torn, ragged wound
- lackadaisacal
- lacking purpose or zest, halfhearted, languid
- languid
- weary, sluggish, listless
- languish
- lose animation, lose strength
- languor
- lassitude, depression
- lap
- take in food or drink w/ one's tongue, splash gently
- larder
- pantry, place where food is kept
- largess
- generous gift
- lassitude
- languor, weariness
- latitude
- freedom from narrow limitations
- lax
- careless
- leaven
- cause to ruse or grow lighter, enliven
- lechery
- lustfulness, impurity in thought and deed
- leery
- suspiscious, cautious
- legacy
- gift made by a will
- legerdemain
- sleight of hand
- levy
- impose (a fine), collect (a payment)
- liasion
- contact keeping parts of an organization in communication, go between, secret love affair
- libretto
- text of an opera
- licentious
- amoral, lewd, lascivious
- lilliputian
- extremely small
- limber
- flexible
- limpid
- clear
- linchpin
- something hold or links various parts together
- liniment
- ointment, lotion, salve
- lionize
- treat as a celebrity
- liquidate
- settle accounts, clearup
- list
- tilt, lean over
- litany
- supplicatory prayer
- livid
- lead colored, black and blue, enraged
- loath
- reluctant, disinclined
- loll
- lounge about
- loom
- appear to take shape (usually in an enlarged or distorted form)
- lope
- gallop slowly
- lout
- clumsy person
- low
- moo
- lull
- soothe, cause one to relax one's guard, subisde
- lumber
- move heavily or clumsily
- luminary
- celebrity, dignitary
- lummox
- big clumsy, often stupid, person