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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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