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lair		"to lay low"
lairstow		"sepulcher"
lairwite		"a fine for lying with a bondwoman"
laker		"to deride"
lakering		"derision"
lamp		past tense of limp
landbook		"written grant of land"
landfolk		"natives; country folk"
landgavel		"land-tax"
landhere		"land-army"
landish		"native"
landman		"country-man; native"
landore		"landed property"
landway		"path"
lap		"lobe"
last		"a load; a burden"
last		"to load; to burden"
lateread		"slow; deliberate"
latesome		"tardy"
lathe		"to invite"
lather		"inviter"
lathing		"invitation"
lattew		"leader"
lattewdom		"leadership"
laughterly		"ridiculous"
leadingly		"ductile"
leam		"to shine"
leam		"ray of light"
lean		"reward"
leanse		"to make lean"
leap		"basket"
leapgate		"a low gate"
lear		"to teach"
leared		"learned"
learedmen		"the learned men, the clergy"
learningchild		"student"
learningcraft		"the art of learning"
learningknight		"disciple"
learningmaiden		"discipless"
learningman		"learner"
learster		"(female) instructor"
lease		"devoid (of)"
lease		"to lie"
leaser		"hypocrite"
leasespel		"false discourse"
leasingmonger		"liar"
leasow		"pasture"
leasow		"to feed"
leathercod		"leatherbag"
leatherwright		"leatherworker"
leaved		"covered with leaves"
leaveful		"allowable"
leech		"physician"
leech		"to heal, to act as a leech"
leechbook		"book of prescription; a physician's book"
leechchest		"medicine chest"
leechcraft		"art of healing"
leechcrafty		"skilled at healing"
leechdom		"medicament; remedy"
leechen		"to heal, to act as a leech"
leechening		"healing"
leechfinger		"the fourth finger"
leechhouse		"hospital"
leechsax		"lancet"
leed		"man; people; nation"
leedbishop		"diocesan
leedbishopric		"jurisdiction of a diocesan"
leeden		"latin; any foreign tongue; warbling of birds""
leedenware		"latin people; Romans"
leedfeird		"folk-army"
leedish		"national"
leedkemp		"warrior"
leedking		"king of the people"
leedly		"native, national"
leedquid		"national speech"
leedred		"country, region"
leedshame		"disgrace of the people"
leedship		"nation, people"
leedspel		"national discourse"
leedswike		"betrayer of the people"
leedthew		"popular usage"
leedthue		"servant of the people"
leen		"transitory"
leer		"cheek"
leerbone		"cheekbone"
leerbolster		"pillow"
leese		"to loosen; to redeem"
leesing		"deliverance"
leeth		"poem"
leethcraft		"poetry"
leethly		"poem-like"
leethwright		"poet"
leighter		"vice"
leighterful		"vicious"
lem		"to cause to sound"
leman		"darling"
lentenly		"of spring, vernal"
lessing		"diminution"
let		"to hinder"
letch		"to water; to irrigate; to moisten"
letless		"without hinderance"
letten		strong past participle of let
letter		"hinderer"
letting		"impediment"
lew		"shelter"
lew		"warm"
lew		"to betray"
lew		strong past tense of low
lewfinger		"forefinger"
lib		"drug"
liblock		"occult art; use of drugs for magic"
libster		"sorceress"
lich		"body, corpse"
lichbisening		"imitation"
lichet		"to feign"
lichetter		"deciever, hypocrite"
lichhame		"body"
lichhame		"to clothe with flesh"
lichhameless		"incorporeal"
lichhamely		"bodily"
lichleeth		"dirge"
lichly		"relating to the dead"
lichman		"pall-bearer"
lichrest		"sepulchre; tomb; hearse"
lichsong		"dirge"
lichstow		"place of burial"
lichthaning		"obsequies; funeral"
lichwieling		"necromancy"
lickster		"(female) licker"
lid		"ship, vessel"
lidded		"having a lid"
lide		"a loud noise"
lide		"to make a noise; to be loud"
lide		"to cover"
lidey		"garrulous"
liding		"a noise"
lidfast		"fastened by a lid"
lidman		"seafarer"
lidward		"shipmaster"
lief		"dear"
liefsome		"precious"
liefspel		"pleasant discourse"
liespel		"false discourse"
liether		"noise, sound, voice"
liether		"to sound, to speak, to sing"
lietherer		"rhetorician"
lieword		"lying word"
liewright		"liar"
lifeday		"lifetime"
lifefack		"lifetime"
lifefast		"living"
lifefast		"to endow with life"
lifefasten		"to endow with life"
lifeholy		"holy of life"
lifeholiness		"holiness of life"
lifelest		"loss of life; death"
lifeload		"course of life"
lifesith		"lifetime"
lifeward		"guardian of life"
lifeway		"way of life"
lifeweal		"life-wealth"
lifewhile		"lifetime"
lifewin		"life-joy"
lift		"air"
liften		"of the air"
lifty		"airy; aerial"
lightbearend		"lucifer"
lighthood		"levity"
lightless		"dark"
lightship		"swiftness, levity"
lightvat		"lantern"
likingly		"agreeable"
likeworth		"pleasing"
limblame		"crippled"
limblew		"injury to a limb"
limbmeal		"limb by limb"
limbnaked		"stark naked"
limbsick		"sick in the limbs"
limbweary		"weary in the limbs"
limbwhole		"sound of limb"
limefine		"lime-heap"
limp		"occurance"
limp		"to happen"
limpful		"fitting; convenient"
limpledge		"to unite; to connect"
limply		"fitting; suitable"
link		"ridge"
lin		"a sound or noise"
lin		"to make a noise"
lind		"lime-tree; linden; shield of wood"
linden		"made of linden wood"
line		"flax"
linenrail		"linen-cloth"
lire		"flesh"
lise		"sound, fame"
liss		"grace; alleviation"
liss		"to ease, to relieve"
list		"(impers.) to please"
list		"to listen"
list		"hearing"
list		"skill"
listy		"skillful"
lite		"little"
litewhoon		"little, very few"
lith		"cliff"
lith		"limb"
lithbigh		"flexible"
lithcraft		"agility"
lithe		"to go"
lither		"sling; slinging pouch"
lither		"to hurl with a sling"
lither		"wicked"
litherhood		"wickedness"
litherly		"of a sling"
lithinchel		"little-limb"
lithweak		"weak in the limbs"
lithy		"flexible"
little		"to lessen"
littlemood		"pusilanimous"
littling		"child"
littling		"a lessening"
litty		"beautiful"
liven		"sustenance"
lix		"to shine"
lixing		"brightness"
loam		"clay; earth"
loath		"annoyance, injury" (other spelling loth)
loathelihood		"loathesomeness"
loathless		"innocent, inoffensive"
loathlessness		"innocence"
loathspel		"loathsome discourse"
lob		"spider"
locked		"hairy"
lockfax		"hair"
lockiwind		"hair"
lockstone		"stone locking or closing an entrance"
lode		"to exculpate"
lode		"coarse, journey"
lodeman		"leader"
lodeship		"leadership"
loding		"exculpation"
lodingly		"excusable"
loke		"gift"
loke		"to give a gift or sacrafice"
lokely		"sacraficial"
Londenish		"of London"
longmood		"patient"
longmoodness		"patience"
loom		"frequent"
loomledge		"to frequent; to be frequent"
loomledging		"frequency"
loomliness		"frequency"
losingly		"ready to lose"
looth		"troop"
loother		"robber"
lorddom		"lordship"
lordhield		"loyalty to a lord"
lording		"lord, master"
lordship		"to rule over"
lordsoken		"act of seeking protection of a lord"
lordswike		"betrayer to his lord"
lordswiking		"betrayal of one's lord"
lorebisen		"instructive example"
lorebook		"book countaining instruction"
lorecraft		"skill of knowledge/learning"
loredom		"teaching"
lorefather		"teacher, doctor"
lorehouse		"school"
loreknight		"disciple"
lorelest		"lack of lore"
lorely		"of or conductive to learning"
loresmith		"teacher"
loresome		"teachable"
lorespel		"instructive discourse"
lorethane		"teacher"
lorrew		"teacher"
lorrewdom		"teacherdom"
lorrewly		"teacher-like"
lote		"fraud"
loth		"annoyance, injury" (other spelling loath)
lotland		"allotted land"
loud		"sound, noise"
loudclipple		"loud"
lout		"to bend, to stoop, to bow"
lout		"to lie hid, to hide, to lurk"
loveday		"day for friendly reconciliation"
lovelock		"amorous play"
lovend		"lover"
lovered		"love, the state of love"
lovesome		"loving"
lovesomeness		"pleasantness"
lovetear		"tear of love"
lovetoken		"token of love"
loveworthy		"worthy of love"
lovingly		"lovable"
lown		strong past participle of low
lox		"lynx"
lump		past participle of limp
lunger		"soon; forthwith"
lustber		"desirable"
lustberness		"enjoyment"
lustful		"to rejoice; to enjoy"
lustfulling		"desire"
lustihood		"lustiness"
lustsome		"pleasant"
lustyearnness		"concupiscence"
lutter		"pure"
lutter		"to purify"

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