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Online English Dictionary
English Vocabulary Index
Online English Dictionary for 19th June :
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Latch (n) : a fastening
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Latch (v) : to fasten with a latch
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Lately (adv): after the usual time, recently
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Latent (adj.): implicit, hidden
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Lateral (adj.): belonging to the side, side ward
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Latex (n): the juice or sop of plants
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Lath (n): thin strip of wood
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Lather (n): suds, froth from soap and water
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Lather (v) : form froth
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Latin (n): a language of ancient Rome
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Latrine (n): a privy, urinal
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Latter (adj.): recent, last of two
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Lattice (n): a network of crossed bars
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Laud (v): praise, applaud
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Laudable (adj.): praiseworthy
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Laudanum (n) : tincture of opium
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Laughter (n): chucking, ridicule, laughing
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Laundry (n): a place of washing
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Laureate (n): the court poet
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Laurel (n): a kind of evergreen plant the leaves of which were worn by victors, victory
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Lava (n): molten matter from a volcano
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Lavatory (n) : water-closet, a place or rock for washing purpose
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Lave rock (n) : the lark
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Lavish (adj.): extravagant
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Law (n): rule of conduct and action
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Lawful (adj.): fair, right
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Law-abiding (adj.): observing the law
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Lawless (adj.): violent, disorderly
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Lawmaker (v): law giver
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Lawn (v): meadow, sward, pleasure ground, fine linen
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Lawyer (n): advocate one learned in law
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Lax (adj.): loose, not strict
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Laxative (n): mild purgative medicine
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Laxity (n) : looseness
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Layer (n) : stratum, bed
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Layette (n) : an infant’s complete outfit
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Lazar (n) : a person with a dreadful disease
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Lazy (adj.) : idle
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Lea (n): meadow, lawn
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Lead (n) : a soft grey metal
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Lead (v) : guide, control, cause to pass through
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Leaden (adj.): made of lead, like lead, dull
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Leader (n): one who leads, the main article in a news paper
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Leading (adj.): occupying an important position
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Leaf (n) : one of the external parts of a plant or tree, a division of a flat body as the leaf of the book
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League (n): union, a distance of nearly 3 miles
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