| look up to |
to respect; admire. |
| loom1 |
a device or machine for weaving fabric. [2 definitions] |
| loom2 |
to appear or come into view, often as a very large, dim, or distorted shape. [4 definitions] |
| loon1 |
any of several large black and white diving birds that have a laughlike cry. |
| loop |
the circular shape made when a piece of string, ribbon, wire, rope, or the like is curved back toward itself. [11 definitions] |
| loose |
not restrained or confined; free. [14 definitions] |
| loose-leaf |
of a notebook or binder, made to hold individual sheets of paper that can be removed. |
| loosen |
to make less restrictive; slacken. [5 definitions] |
| loot |
goods and valuables taken by pillaging or plundering, usu. under conditions of war or general disorder; spoils. [7 definitions] |
| lope |
of a horse or person, to trot or run gracefully and effortlessly with long steps, or to ride a horse at this gait. [3 definitions] |
| lopsided |
having one side or aspect that differs from the other in weight, size, or the like; unsymmetrical. [2 definitions] |
| lord |
a person who rules, esp. on the basis of property rights. [6 definitions] |
| lorry |
a low, sideless wagon drawn by horses. [3 definitions] |
| Los Angeles |
a seaport in southern California. |
| lose |
to no longer possess; be unable to find; misplace. [10 definitions] |
| lose one's balance |
to become unstable or fall. |
| lose one's shirt |
(informal) to lose all that one owns. |
| loss |
a defeat or failure to win. [6 definitions] |
| lost |
not able to be found or no longer possessed. [6 definitions] |
| lost and found |
an office or department in a public place where lost property is held until it is claimed or disposed of. |
| lost in the shuffle |
disregarded, ignored, or misplaced in the general confusion. |