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lope	to trot or run gracefully and easily with long steps; to ride a horse at this gait. [2 definitions]
lopsided	having one side that is larger or heavier than the other; uneven.
lord	a person who rules. [3 definitions]
lorry	a British word for a large vehicle used for transporting goods or materials. "Lorry" has the same meaning as "truck."
Los Angeles	a city in the U.S. state of California, on the Pacific Ocean.
lose	to no longer have; be unable to find; misplace. [5 definitions]
lose one's balance	to become unsteady or fall.
lose one's shirt	to lose all that one owns.
loss	a failure to keep or continue. [5 definitions]
lost	no longer possessed or not able to be found. [6 definitions]
lost and found	a place where lost things are kept until the owner comes for them or until they are finally disposed of.
lost in the shuffle	forgotten, ignored, or lost in the general confusion.
lot	a large amount or number. [5 definitions]
lotion	a thick liquid for rubbing on the skin. Lotions are used to moisten, heal, or protect the skin.
lottery	a game of chance in which people buy or are given tickets with numbers on them and the winning number is chosen at random.
lotus	a kind of flowering plant that lives in the water. Some water lilies are lotuses. [2 definitions]
loud	having a large amount of sound; easily heard. [3 definitions]
loudspeaker	an electronic device that makes sound louder and broadcasts it in one area, such as a room or a stadium.
Louisiana	a state in the southern United States. Its capital is Baton Rouge. (abbreviated: LA)
lounge	to spend one's time relaxing. [5 definitions]
louse	a very small insect without wings that lives on the bodies of people, birds, and other animals. Lice suck blood from animals, and some kinds can spread disease.

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