Līvĭānus līvĭdē adv. līvĭdinans adj. līvĭdo v. a. to render livid līvĭdŭlus adj. dim; somewhat envious līvĭdus adj. of a blue; leaden color, bluish, blue; black and blue, livid; making livid; dea… Līvilla the daughter of Germanicus and Agrippina, and sister of Caligula Līvĭus name of a Roman; the first Roman tragic poet; consul with; the second wife of A… līvor bluish color, leaden color, a black and blue spot; speck; taint; envy, spite, m… lix ashes, lye lixa a sutler; camp-followers; An attendant on a magistrate lixābundus journeying at pleasure lixio a sutler, camp-follower lixīvĭus adj. made into lye; Subst; lye lixīvus adj. made into lye; Subst; lye lixo to boil, seethe lixŭlae a round pancake made of flour, cheese, and water Lixus a river in Mauritania, with a city of the same name; Wady al-Khos lŏba The haulm; straw of Indian millet; Nightshade, also called lŏcālis adj. belonging to a place, local; locally lŏcālĭtas locality lŏcālĭter adv. lŏcārĭus adj. belonging to letting;; substt; one who first took possession of a seat in the t… lŏcātārĭus a contractor lŏcātīcĭus adj. let, hired out lŏcātĭo a placing, locating; a disposition, arrangement; a letting out, leasing; a cont… lŏcātītĭus lŏcātor one who lets, a letter, hirer out; A contractor, undertaker lŏcātōrĭus adj. belonging to letting; hiring out; N. cr lŏcellus a little place;; A compartment in a locker; chest; A chest, casket Lochīa a surname of Diana lŏcĭto v. freq. a. to let; hire out lŏco v. a. to place, put, lay, set, dispose, arrange; to give a girl in marriage, to marry… Lō^cri A people of Greece, consisting of several tribes; on the Cephissus; bordering o… lŏcŭlāmentum a case, box, receptacle; a case, box, cell lŏcŭlāris adj. kept in boxes lŏcŭlātus adj. furnished with compartments; divisions lŏcŭlōsus adj. full of little compartments; cells lŏcŭlus a little place; A coffin; A bier; A compartment, manger, stall; a small recepta… lŏcū^ples adj. rich in lands, substantial, opulent; rich, wealthy, opulent; subst; Well stored… lŏcū^plētātĭo an enriching, a rich possession lŏcū^plētātor an enricher lŏcū^plētē adv. lŏcū^plēto v. a. to make rich, enrich; to enrich lŏcus a place, spot; a dwelling on the ground-floor; A post, position; to drive from … lō^custa a marine shell-fish, a lobster; Men; A locust Locusta a woman famous for her skill in poisons, in the time of Nero and Claudius Lōcusta name of a man lŏcūtĭo a speaking; a speaking, speech, discourse; way of speaking, pronunciation; an … Locutius lŏcūtor one who speaks, a speaker; a talker, prater, babbler lŏcūtŭlēius adj. babbling, prating;; substt; a talker, prater, babbler; a female babbler lŏcūtŭlĕus adj. prating, loquacious lŏcūtus lŏcūtus a speaking, speech lōdīcŭla a small coverlet, blanket lōdix a coverlet, blanket, counterpane Loebasius loebertas loedŏrĭa open reviling, gross abuse lŏgăoedĭcus adj. logaœdic; a dactylic verse in which trochees take the place of the last two dac… lŏgărĭon a little account-book lŏgēum that part of the stage on which the actors spoke, the pulpitum; Archives lŏgĭca logic lŏgĭcus adj. logical, reasonable; plur. subst; logic; rational physicians lŏgista an accountant; Lŏgistŏrĭcus a lost work of Varro lŏgŏdaedălĭa an excessive nicety in one's words, affectation in selecting expressions lŏgŏgrăphus an accountant lŏgos a word; Mere words, empty talk; A witty saying, bon-mot, jest; A fable; Reason lŏlĭācĕus adj. of darnel, darnel- lŏlĭārĭus adj. belonging to darnel lōlīgĭuncŭla a little cuttlefish lōlīgo the cuttle-fish lŏlĭum darnel, cockle, tares Lollĭus name of a Roman; governor of Galatia and afterwards of Gaul, a favorite of Augu… lōmentārĭus one who makes; sells lōmentum a mixture of bean-meal and rice kneaded together, used by the Roman ladies for … lonchītis a plant, the tongue-shaped stander-grass, satyrion lonchōton a kind of copperas lonchus a lance Londīnĭum a city in Britain; London; adj., of London longăbo longaevĭtas long life, longevity longaevus adj. of great age, aged, ancient; Subst; an old woman longănĭmis adj. long-suffering, patient longănĭmĭtas long-suffering, patience, forbearance longănĭmĭter adv. with long-suffering, patiently longănon the straight gut; a sausage Longānus adj., inhabitant of Longula longē adv. longĭlŏquĭum a long speech Longĭmănus a surname of Artaxerxes, king of Persia; longinquē adv. longinquĭtas length, extent; distance, remoteness; length, long continuance; duration; long … longinquō adv. longĭnquo v. a. to remove to a distance, put afar off longinquus adj. long, extensive; Far removed, far off, remote, distant; from afar, from a dista… Longīnus a Roman surname in the; A Grecian philosopher, minister of Zenobia, who was put… longĭpēs adj. longfooted