List of Old English Words in the OED/LI

Old English	sb	English
Liar	n	One who intentionally speaks falsely and deceptively; one giving to lying.
Lib	n	Medicine, drugs, medication, libb (other spelling). 2. a charm, potion.
Lib	vb	To castrate, geld, maim.
Libbed	adj	Castrated, gelded, maimed.
Libbing	n	The act or procedure of gelding, castrating, maiming.
Libcraft	n	Skill in medicine and healing.
lice-bane	n	Seeds from Deliphinium staphisagria has been recognized since antiquity for destroying body lice. The plant name refers to the resemblance of the leaves to a grape or 'wild raisin'
Licham	n	OE. lich: body & ham: shape, covering, garment. It has been suggested that the word was poetical describing the body as a " fleshly garment" of the soul. 2. the body, the living body, also body as a seat of desire and appetite. 3. a dead body, corpse, cadaver, deceasant.
Lichamly	adj.	Bodily, of the nature of the body, of or pertaining to the body; carnal. 2. in a bodily manner, in the flesh.
Lich	n	The living body; also the trunk, as opposed to the limb. 2. corpse, dead body.
Lich-bell	n.	Bell held in hand, and rung before or as the coffin is brought into the church.
Liche	n	Form, figure, shape, guise.
Lich-gate	n	The roofed gateway to a churchyard which the corpse is set down, to await the clergyman's arrival.
Lich-house	n	Mortuary, morgue, funeral parlour, undertaker's (home).
Lichless	adj	Without a dead body or corpse.
Lich-owl	n.	The Screech-owl, so called because its cry was supposed to portent death in an hour.
Lich-wake	n	The funeral feast or the waking, or watching of a corpse all night long.
Lichwale	n	A plant, the gromwell.
Lichway	n	The path by which a funeral is conveyed to church, which infrequently deviates from the ordinary road. It was long supposed that wherever a body passed became a public thoroughfare.
Lichwort	n.	Peritoria or Parietaria officinalis, also sometimes spelt: "lychewort"
Lichy	adv.	Like a body, deathly, mournful.
Lick	n	A stroke of the tongue over something; the act of licking; a stroke of the tongue. 2. a stroke or blow. 3. as much as can be taken up by one stroke of the tongue; the amount of some substance obtainable with a single lick.. 3. slang: a blow. 4. slang: a brief, brisk burst of activity or energy; speed. 5. slang: a quick pace or clip; speed; a quick and careless application of anything, as if by a stroke of the tongue, or of something which acts like a tongue, as lick of paint.' 6. slang: a small amount: 'I haven't done a lick of work all week.' 7. a place where animals lick minerals from the ground. 8. a small watercourse or ephemeral stream. It ranks between a rill and a stream. 10. (colloquial) a bit., as a lick of sense. 11. (music) a short motif, as 'some good blues licks in this solo.'
Lick	vb	To pass the tongue over the surface of, as to moisten, taste, or eat (often followed by up, off, from, etc.): to lick a postage stamp. 2. to beat, annihilate. 3. to make, or cause to become, by stroking with the tongue: to lick a spoon clean. 4. of waves, flames, etc - to pass or play lightly over: "the flame licked the dry timber." 5. to hit or beat, especially as a punishment; thrash; whip. 6. to overcome or defeat, as in a fight, game, or contest. 7. to outdo or surpass. 8. to move quickly or lightly.
Lick	phr	"At Full or great Lick" - at great speed.
Lick	phr	"It Licks Me" - I can't explain.
Lick	phr	"Last Licks" - a final turn or opportunity; chance.
Lick	phr	"Lick Clean" - to lick free from.
Lick	phr	Lick It" - to run or move at full speed.
Lick	phr	"Lick Into Fits" - to defeat thoroughly.
Lick	phr	Lick Into Shape" - to bring to completion, proper standards or perfection through discipline, efficiency, organization, hard work, etc. 2. to give form and regularity to. 3. to mold, make presentable (as a bear with her cubs.)
Lick	phr	"Lick Off" - remove by licking, as chocolate, jam, etc.
Lick	phr	"Lick One's Fingers" - relish or delight at taste morsels of food.
Lick	phr	"Lick One's Knife" - of a person: parsimonious.
Lick	phr	"Lick One's Shoes" - to curry favr, to be abjectly servile, be a lickspittle.
Lick	phr	"Lick One's Lips" - to anticipate with eagerness or anticipation..
Lick	phr	"Lick One's Winning" - to make the best of a bargain.
Lick	phr	"Lick One's Wounds" - to try and heal one's injuries, or soothe one feelings hurt by defeat or setback. 2. to adjust to defeat. 3. comfort oneself (immediately) after suffering discomfort or pain.
Lick	phr	"Lick Out" - to remove (from a container)by licking
Lick	phr	Lick Over" - to take in or up by licking.
Lick	phr	"Lick Somebody's Shoes/Arse" - to toady to someone one hopes to please or conciliate,, esp. somebody ranking as one's superior or somebody one fears.. 2. behave in a servile way.
Lick	phr	"Lick Something Into Shape" - make something better.
Lick	phr	"Lick the Dust" - to fall prostate. 2. be vanquished; be excessively servile.
Lick	phr	"Lick the Fat From One's Head" - to cheat someone of his or her gains.
Lick	phr	"Lick the Ground (shoes)" - an expression of abject servility.
Lick	phr	"Lick Up" - to lap up; take up into the mouth by licking, as a cat does. 2. devour greedily.
Lick	phr	"Lick Whole" - to heal a wound by licking.
Licked	adj	Stroked by the tongue.
Licker	n	One who licks or passes their tongue over surface of something, to taste or eat food, moisten, as a stamp. 2. the tongue (the licker.)
Lickerish	adj	Fond of and eager for choice food. 2. pleasant to the palate. 3. sweet, tempting, attractive. of a cook: skillful in preparing dainties. 4. greedy longing. 5. lustful, lecherous.
Lickerish-lips	n	Sweet, attractive tempting lips.
Lickerish-ness	n	The quality of being lickerish
Lick-finger	n	A cook (slang.)
Lick-foot	n	One who is servile, grovelling, sycophant; abject toady. 2. a lick-spittle.
Licking	phr	The act of licking or lapping. 2. a lapping with the tongue; lambasting. 3. a castigation; a defeat.
Lick-ladle	n	A parasite; a lick-dish.
Lickpot	n	Name of the first finger.
Licks	n	A critical or complaining remark. * "last licks" - a final turn or opportunity; chance.
Lickspittle	n	Sycophant, abject toady. 2. a contemptible fawning person; a servile flatterer.
Licky	adj	Prone to licking.
Lid	n	That which covers an opening at the top of a vessel or closes the mouth of an aperture. 2. the hinged upper part of a receptacle. 3. the cover to a box, coffer (with or without a hinge) 4. etc. the top crust of a pie. 5. a lid of an eye: an eyelid. 6. each of the covers of a book. 7. a hat (slang).
Lid	phr	"Blow the Lid Off." - anything, such as newsworthy story or article, revealed or exposed; a revelation, expose.
Lid	phr	"Keep the Lid On (Something)" - keep the matter under control.
Lid	phr	"Lid of the Knee" - the patella.
Lid	phr	"Blow the Lid Off." - disclose anything, such as newsworthy story or article, revealed or exposed; a revelation, expose.
Lid	phr	"Put the (Tin) Lid On." - to bring to a close or climax; to hush up; bring to an end often in an unpleasant way..
Lidded	adj	Having a lid or covered with a lid. 2. of the eyes: having lids, covered by lids, such as " heavy-lidded, high-lidded: (eyes wide open."
Lidding	n	The material used to come and close a container. 2. the act of putting a lid on something.
Lide	adj.	OE. noisy, noisily, loud.
Lide	n.	The month of March.
Lid-gate	n.	A swing gate, a gate set up between a meadow or pasture and ploughed land or a door to prevent cattle straying onto a highway.
Lidless	adj.	Without, or not having, a lid. 2. of the eyes: without lids - ever-watchful (poet).
Lidlessness	n	The absence of a lid.
Lid-lifter	n	The game of the season played in any sport.
Lidlike	adj	Resembling or characteristic of a lid.
Lidlock	n	In medicine a specialized instrument used to hold a patient's eye(s) open.
Lie	n.	A false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive; an intentional untruth; a falsehood. Synonyms: prevarication, falsification. 2. something intended or serving to convey a false impression. 3. an inaccurate or false statement; a falsehood. 4. the charge or accusation of telling a lie. 5. the act of speaking falsely or utterance of an untruth knowingly, as with intention to deceive; a fib, prevarication. 6. expression of what is untrue, false.
Lie	vb	To speak falsely or utter untruth knowingly, as with intent to deceive; to prevaricate, to fib. 2. to express what is false; convey a false impression. 2. to bring about or affect by lying (often used reflexively): to lie oneself out of a difficulty; accustomed to lying his way out of difficulties.
Lie	vb.	To lay down. 2. to be in a horizontal, recumbent, or prostrate position, as on a bed or the ground; recline. 2. (of objects) to rest in a horizontal or flat position. 3. to be or remain in a position or state of inactivity, subjection, restraint, concealment, etc.: to lie in ambush. 4. to rest, press, or weigh (usually followed by on or upon): "These things lie upon my mind." 5. to depend (usually followed by on or upon).
Lie	n.	The manner, relative position, or direction in which something lies: the lie of the patio; place, location, site. 2. the haunt or covert of an animal.
Lie	phr	"A Lie Has No Feet" - Because it s a lie it cannot stand alone, needs others to lie further to support it and can trip up the perpetrator easily.
Lie	phr	"As Far as In Me Lies" - to the best of my power.
Lie	phr	"Father of Lies" - Satan, the devil, Lucifer.
Lie	phr	"Give Lie To" - to accuse of lying; contradict. 2. to prove wrong, refute or imply the falsity or falseness of something; belie: His poor work gives the lie to his claims of experience.
Lie	phr	"Give One the Lie" - to accuse someone in person of telling lies.
Lie	phr	"Let Lie" - not raise.
Lie	phr	"Let Sleeping Dogs Lie" - to refrain from introducing debatable points in a discussion.
Lie	phr	"Lie Aback" - to be shy, backward, reluctant.
Lie	phr	"Lie Abed" - one who is not a an early riser.
Lie	phr	"Lie Abroad" - to lodge or live out or one's home or abode. 2. to reside in a foreign country.
Lie	phr	"Lie Ahead" - be going to happen; be in store.
Lie	phr	"Lie Along" - to be prostate or at full length. 2. to be outstretched. 3. to extend along a surface.
Lie	phr	"Lie At" - importune, urge upon. 2. to apply one self vigorously and steadily to.
Lie	phr	"Lie at Anchor" - be anchored or moored offshore.
Lie	phr	"Lie at Death's Door" - be at the point of death; close to dying.
Lie	phr	"Lie At One's Door" - to be directly one's responsibility or blameworthy. 2. bear the blame, responsibility, guilt for something.
Lie	phr	"Lie At (One's) Heart" - to be the object of one's affections or desire.
Lie	phr	"Lie At Ward" - to be on guard.
Lie	phr	"Lie Awake" - be unable to sleep though having gone to bed for that purpose.
Lie	phr	"Lie Back" - move back or lie so that one is supported on a bed; by the back of a chair. 2. to lie down from a sitting position. 3. to relax, to exert less effort.
Lie	phr	"Lie Back and Think of England" - advice supposedly formerly given to women before sexual intercourse with their husbands. (often associated with the Victorians, though not attested until later). "think of England" refers to the importance of children. 2. idiomatic humorous figuratively - used to preface any unpleasant but inevitable experience.
Lie	phr	"Lie Before" - what might confront, lie ahead or happen to one in the future. 2. to put oneself at the whim of. 3. to bow down to. 4. (esp. of something honorific) to be situated, bowing or prostrate, before.
Lie	phr	"Lie Behind" - be an explanation for. 2. be cause of.
Lie	phr	"Lie Beyond" - to be located on the other side of something or someone or a group. 2. to be outside the grasp or the ability of someone or a group.
Lie	phr	"Lie By" - a pausing for rest; stopping of activities, work, etc., temporarily. 2. concubine, mistress.
Lie	phr	"Lie Down" - be, move into, a horizontal position on a bed in order to rest or sleep. 2. to assume a horizontal or prostrate position, as for the purpose of resting. 2. accept failure.
Lie	phr	"Lie Down Under" - accept without protestor resistance.
Lie	phr	"Lie Hard Or Heavy On" - to oppress, or burden.
Lie	phr	"Lie Heavy (at Heart)" - to cause one to suffer great anxiety.
Lie	phr	"Lie Heavily Upon" - to oppress, harass.
Lie	phr	"Lie In" - to be confined to bed in childbirth. 2. to stay in bed longer than usual, especially in the morning. 3. to rest.
Lie	phr	"Lie In Dust" - to be in ruins.
Lie	phr	"Lie In One's Hands" - to be responsible for doing.
Lie	phr	"Lie In One's Way" - be a hindrance.
Lie	phr	"Lie Low?" - to hide, stay out the way of harm or capture.
Lie	phr	"Lie Off" - (of a ship) - to stand some distance from the shore or another watercraft.
Lie	phr	"Lie Of the Land" - particulars of a given situation. 2. the current state of affairs.
Lie	phr	"Lie On" - to be laid on.
Lie	phr	"Lie On Hand" - to remain, unsold.
Lie	phr	"Lie Open" - reveal.
Lie	phr	"Lie Over" - to be postponed, deferred, remain unpaid or held over or await attention or action at some future time: 'The other business on the agenda will have to lie over until the next meeting.
Lie	phr	"Lie Through One's Teeth" - "Lie In One's Throat/Teeth" - to lie grossly, blatantly, brazenly or maliciously.
Lie	phr	"Lie To" - deceive by lies and falsehoods.
Lie	phr	"Lie To" - of a ship: to lie comparatively stationary, usually with the head as near the wind as possible. 2. have halted, be anchored, anchor.
Lie	phr	"Lie Under" - to be subject to some disadvantage or obligation.
Lie	phr	"Lie Up" - to lie at rest; stay in bed; refrain from work owing to illness. 2. of a ship: to dock or remain in dock. 3. to be laid out for burial. 4. hide; go into hiding in order to escape enemies, pursuers.
Lie	phr	"Lie Upon" - lie upon the prosecution to prove that the defendant is guilty. 2. to importune; urge, solicit. 3. to lie upon a bed.
Lie	phr	"Lie With" - to have sexual relations with; to copulate. 2. be responsible for.
Lie	phr	"Lie With One's Fathers" - to be buried in one's native place or with one's ancestors.
Lie	phr	"Little White Lie" - an innocent lie told to avoid or stop hurting the feelings of another.
Lie	phr	"Live a Lie" - pursue a dishonest and false way of life.
Lie	phr	"Make One's Bed and Lie On It" - one has to bear the consequences of one's actions.
Lie	phr	"Take Lying Down" - to hear or yield without protest, contradiction, or resistance.
Lie	phr	"Take Something Lying Down" - accept something without protest, or argument.
Lie	phr	"Tell a White Lie" - a innocent or lie of convenience.
Lie	phr	"Without Lie" - truly, truthfully, without falsehood.
Lie-abed	n	A person who stays in bed until a relatively late hour.
Lie-by	n	A concubine; mistress.
Lied-like	adj	Resembling a German folksong (lede) and like or some aspect of it.
Lie-down	n	A rest, have a short sleep or rest.
Lief	n.	Belief; love. 2. a beloved; a dear one, a sweetheart, a friend; occasionally, a wife
Lief	adj.	Beloved, dear, dearly loved, agreeable, precious. 2. desirous, wishful, willing, glad. 3. willing; freely; as willing as not.
Lief	adv	Willing; freely; as willing as not.
Lief	phr	"Lief and Dear" - beloved and dear.
Lief	phr	"Lief and Loath" - loved and detested.
Lief	phr	"Lief to Me" - dear to me.
Liefer	adv	More glad or willingly.
Liefly	adv.	Lovable, lovely, pleasantly, dear, applied to both persons and things.
Liefness	n.	Dearness, pleasantness.
Liefsome	adj	Agreeable, pleasant, delightful.
Lie-giver	n	One who lies or speaks falsehoods.
Lie-giving	n	The act of telling lies.
Lie-hating	n	One who hates liars and lying.
Lie-in	n	A prolonged stay in bed in the morning.
Lie-monger	n	One who peddles lies and deception, a liemonger; a malicious rumor-monger; a monger of lies.
Lier	n	A person or thing that lies, as in wait for an ambush.
Lie-up	n	Staying in bed to rest or recuperate during and after an illness.
Lie-upon	n	To be incumbent upon. 2. to be up to someone. 3. to be obligatory upon.
Life	n	The state of being alive. 2. the essence of the manifestation and the foundation of the being. 3. the subjective and inner manifestation of the individual. 4. the essence of God. 5. the world in general, existence. 6. a worthwhile existence. 7. something inherently part of a person's existence. 8. a life sentence. 9. duration (of life). 10. one of the player's chances to play.
Life	phr	"All My Life" - during one's life; denoting the most important events of its kind in one's life
Life	phr	"Another Life" - the state of existence after death.
Life	phr	"Breathe Life Into" - enliven, invigorate; the breath of life.
Life	phr	"Breathe of Life" - something that enlivens, invigorates.
Life	phr	"Bring to Life" - to resuscitate, to revive someone apparently dead.
Life	phr	"Cannot For the Life of Me" - I just cannot.
Life	phr	"Come To Life" - come alive (of something non-living.). 2. awake of somebody sleeping; regaining consciousness. 3. revive; to recover from a faint.
Life	phr	"Do Of Life-day" - to kill.
Life	phr	"Drawn From Life" - examples taken from one's own life experiences.
Life	phr	"For Dear Life" - very quickly, and usually in desperation.
Life	phr	"For Life" - for the remaining part of one's life. 2. lasting a lifetime.
Life	phr	"Love One More Than For Life Itself" - prepare to give one's life for a loved one or friend, especially a child.
Life	phr	"For My Dear Life" - very energetically; very quickly, somewhat desperately.
Life	phr	"For One's Life" - extremely desperately.
Life	phr	"For the Life" - as if one's life depended on it.
Life	phr	"For the Life Of One/Me" - emphasizes or underline one's inability to do something (even if one's life depended on it).
Life	phr	"Give Life to" - to bring into active use. 2. to impart an impetus to.
Life	phr	"Give One's Life" - sacrifice one's life for.
Life	phr	"Have A Life Of It's Own" - of an independent existence with some characteristic of life.
Life	phr	"Have the Time of One's Life" - have a very enjoyable time. 2. have a time so good that in remain dear in your memory.
Life	phr	"How's Life" - how are you going.
Life	phr	"It's a Great life, If You Don't Weaken" - an ironic comment on the difficulties of one's life.
Life	phr	"Lay down One's Life" - to give one's life for the sake of others.
Life	phr	"Lead a Cat and Dog Life" - have an life lacking tranquility, a worrying life.
Life	phr	"Lead a Dog's Life" - have an unpeaceful, worrying life.
Life	phr	"Leave this World" - die, depart, pass away.
Life	phr	"Leese One's Life-dawes" - to die.
Life	phr	"Life after Death" - The state of life after death. 2. an existence of life in heaven.
Life	phr	"Life and Death" - desperate situation; something very critical.
Life	phr	"Life and Limb" - one's survival and/or preservation from accident and injury.
Life	phr	"Life and Soul" - with total commitment.
Life	phr	"Life and Work" - a biography combined with the study of the writing of the subject.
Life	phr	"Life Begins at Forty" - people of forty are mature but still fit, will generally have established their values, be freer from emotional, and financial and career problem, responsibilities of child rearing.
Life	phr	"Life in the Fast Lane" - existence full of exciting but worthless activity.
Life	phr	"Life's a Bitch" - an expression of acceptance of misfortune. 2. expressing resigned acceptance of a difficult, unpleasant, or unfair situation.
Life	phr	"Life is Hell" - usually an assessment of, or grumble about, specific circumstances rather than expressing a pessimistic view about life in general.
Life	phr	"Life is Not a Bed of Roses" - life for certain people in certain circumstances etc is not easy or pleasant.
Life	phr	"Life is Not Worth Living" - one gets (no/little) satisfaction or pleasure , perhaps temporarily, from the way one has to live.
Life	phr	"Life is One Blasted Thing After Another" - life is a succession of tiresome incidents, duties etc.
Life	phr	"Life Is Too Short (to do this or that)" - no part of one's life should be wasted on something (in the speaker's opinion) so unnecessary, frivolous, profitless, etc.
Life	phr	"Life Of its Own" - an independent existence with some characteristics of life.
Life	phr	"Life of the Mind" - intellectual or aesthetic pursuits, scholarship. 2. the realm of the imagination.
Life	phr	"Live the High Life" - enjoy a luxurious lifestyle.
Life	phr	"Loose One's Life" - be killed.
Life	phr	"Not On Your Life" - definitely not!.
Life	phr	"One's Life and Time" - one's life including, and in relation to, contemporary conditions, events and personalities.
Life	phr	"On My Life" - I will answer for it by my life.
Life	phr	"Run for Your/One's Life" - run as quickly or fast as possible.
Life	phr	"See Life" - experience how other people live. 2. live or move in fast society.
Life	phr	"Staff of Life" - bread
Life	phr	"Take On a Life of It's Own" - no longer able to be controlled by anyone.
Life	phr	"Take One's Life in One's Own Hands" - risk death or injury by unwise decisions and actions.
Life	phr	"Take One's Own Life" - commit suicide.
Life	phr	"That's Life" - that is the way things generally occur.
Life	phr	"There's Life in the Old dog Yet" - one may be elderly, but is still alert and active.
Life	phr	"This Life" - earthy existence in contradistinction to the future life.
Life	phr	"This is the Life" - expression of satisfaction.
Life	phr	"Throw a Lifeline (to Somebody)" - help somebody having (financial) difficulties.
Life	phr	"Time Of One's Life" - a very happy and enjoyable time.
Life	phr	"To the Life" - with life-like presentation or resemblance of the origin. 2. with fidelity to nature; in exact reproduction; exactly resemblancing, facsimile.
Life	phr	"Tree of Life" - the tree arborvitae.
Life	phr	"True to Life" - real, closely resembling.
Life	phr	"Upon One's Life" - to be on a capital charge.
Life	phr	"Walk of Life" - one's occupation, social background.
Life	phr	"Where's There's Life There's Hope" - do not despair even at a time of great difficulty, for there's always hope things will get better.
Life-after-death	adj	Of life after death. 2. of existence in heaven.
Life-and-death	adj	Vitally important; desperate.
Life-bearing	adj	Supporting, sustaining, or carrying life.
Life-belt	n	A life preserver in the form of a belt.
Life-blissful	adj	Having a happy life.
Lifeblood	n	The blood necessary to life; vital blood. 2. anything giving strength or energy or as indispensable as blood.
Lifeboat	n	A strong, buoyant boat used in abandoning ship, saving castaways, in a shipwreck etc.
Life-body	n	"Fragile, tender life-body."
Life-breath	n	The breath which supports life.
Life-bringing	adj	Breathing life into, creating. 2. life-bringing words of The Father.
Lifecare	n	The care of elderly people within a dedicated community after retirement and usually until their death.
Life-clouded	adj	"Not in stone or bronze but in the life-clouded tortoise-shell.
Life-craft	n	Therapy and treatment for those suffering health problems. 2. strategies for living; the acquisition and practice of life-skills.
Life-death	n	Suffering a living death.
Life-draining	n	Exhausting or draining ofvitality.
Life-drop	n	A drop of one's heart's blood, as in 'life-drops dims my gory spear.'
Life-empty	adj	"Everyone nice, but rather spent, rather life-empty."
Life-flow	n	"life-flow of justice." 2. people who complain of loneliness must have lost their life-flow, like a plant whose roots have been cut.
Life-food	n	The eating of foods thought beneficial to a healthy life.
Lifeful	adj	Full of, giving vitality; outgiving.
Lifefully	adv	Living life fully or to the full.
Life'ful-less	n	Not inhabited by living beings or capable of sustaining life. 2. lacking vitality or animation, dull.
Life'ful-ness	n	Vitality, animated, sustaining life.
Life-giving	adj	Sustaining or revitalizing life.
Life-hack	n	In computing, the producing of an inelegant solution to a specific computer problem. 2. a solution unrelated to computers that might occur in a programmer's daily life. 3. one who life hacks.
Life-hacking	adj	The action of producing an inelegant solution to a specific computer problem. 2. the experience of finding a solution unrelated to computers that might occur in a programmer's daily life.
Life-holder	n	One who holds a property for life.
Life-holding	adj	The act of holding a property for life.
Life-holy	adj	Of a holy life; holiness.
Lifehood	n	Livehood; means of maintaining life; sustenance.
Life-in-death	n	A phantom state, a condition of being or seeming to be neither alive or dead. 2. something having the appearance of the supernatural; an apparition; specter.
Life-lengthened	adj	life extended by medical and life-style measures.
Lifeless	adj	Inanimate; having no life; inert. 2. dead; departed, having lost life. 3. uninhabited, by people or animals, and incapable of supporting life. 4. dull or lacking life; torpid.
Lifelessly	adv	Without life or appearing to be without life.
Lifelessness	n	The property of being lifeless. 2. lacking of apparent animation.
Lifelike	adj	Like a living being being or creature. 2. resembling life, giving an accurate representation, as a life-like portrait. 3. resembling closely.
Life-line	n	A line to which a drowning or falling man can cling to. 2. a means or route for transporting indispensable supplies. 3. a source of salvation in a crisis. 4. a system or structure of vital importance in a community. 5. on the deck of a boat, a line to which one can attach oneself to stay aboard in rough seas.
Lifelong	adj	Extending for the entire length or duration of one's life. 2. lasting one's lifetime.
Lifelore	n	The knowledge of life or life experiences. 2. the study of life; biology.
Life-lost	adj	Days or time 'lost' of one's life through idleness, thoughtlessness or misfortune.
Life-love	n	The love of one's life; a soul-mate; kindred spirit.
Lifely	adj	Of, pertaining to, or endured in life; living, vital, essential.
Lifeman	n	One practices lifemanship.
Lifemanship	n	Skill in getting the edge over another, or acquiring an advantage over another person.
Lifen	adj	To make lifelike.
Lifeness	n	The state or quality of having life.
Life-old	adj	Of previous times or epochs.
Life-or-death	adj	Of critical importance to the survival of a living organism.
Lifepath	n	The path through life, as determined by the decisions one's makes
Lifer	n	A prisoner sentenced to life in prison. 2. a prisoner sentenced to transportation for life. 3. a person who makes a career in the military.
Life-ring	n	A life-buoy.
Life-quelling	adj	Destructive to life
Life quick	adj	"Now days society is evil, it finds subtle way to the life-quick to torture, to destroy the life quick in a man."
Lifer	n	A prisoner sentenced to life in prison. 2. a prisoner sentenced to transportation for life. 3. a person who makes a career in the military.
Life-ready	adj	Fully prepared for trials and tribulations. 2. world-ready.
Life-reaving	adj	The destruction of life; killing, robbing of life.
Life-ring	n	A lifebuoy.
Life's end	n	The time of dying; death throes.
Life's-sithe	n	Lifetime. 2. journey.
Lifesome	adj	Fraught with life. 2. full of animation; lively.
Lifesomely	adv	In a fraught manner. 2. in an animated way.
Lifespan	n	Lifetime; period of duration of life.
Lifespring	n	The spring or source of life, energy, or power.
Lifestream	n	According certain New Age beliefs, a stream of life forces associated with an individual. 2. (internet) a time-ordered stream of documents that function as a diary of one's electronic life.
Lifestreaming	n	(Internet) - the keeping of a life-stream diary.
Lifestring	n	A nerve or string supposed to be essential to life.
Life-sweet	adj	Sweet, pleasing, endearing to the senses.
Life-thirsting	adj	"Life-thirsting jurymen: ready and eager to find defendants guilty of a capital offence.
Life's wet	n	Blood
Life's work	n	See "lifework".
Life-teeming	adj	Teeming with, or abundant with life.
Life-table	n	A statistical table arranged to show the number of people in a population who will survive to a given age and the probable life expectancy of a person at that or any other age.
Life-threatening	adj	Used to describe something that endangers the continued life of something or somebody.
Life-tide	n	Life time; and the fortune of life.
Lifetime	n	Duration of life of somebody or something. 2. a long period of time (hyperbolic.)
Life-threatening	adj	Used to describe something that endangers the continued life of something or somebody.
Lifeward	adj	Which leads towards life.
Lifeward	adv	Towards life.
Lifeway	n	One's pat through life. 2. a manner, lifestyle or behavior, now especially when seen as traditional.
Life-weary	adj	Weary and wearied by the trails and tribulations of life.
Life-wish	n	The main wish or desire of a person.
Lifework	n	The work of a lifetime. 2. any task, usually creative, demanding a life time's work.
Life-world	n	(German: lebenswelt)- all the immediate experience. 2. all the immediate experiences, activates and contact that makes up the world of individuals.
Lifeworthy	adj	Worthy and deserving of life. 2. able to handle or cope with life; able to live; livable.
Life-writer	n	A biographer.
Life-writing	n	Biographical writing.
Lifey	adj	Characteristic of, or belonging to life. 2. lively, spirited.
Lift	n.	The sky, the upper regions, the air, the upper atmosphere, the heavens, the loft. 2. heaven, paradise; as lift-like: heaven-like, heavenly. 3. " The moon shines dolorous from the rainy lift." " Sweet calm moon in the moonlight lift. Borrowing may be around 1200AD.
Lift	phr	"Lift Off" - in space technology, rise vertical from a launching pad.
Lift	phr	"Lift/Stir Not a Finger to Help" - not make an effort to help
Lift	phr	"Lift One's Game" - raise the standard of one's performance.
Lift	phr	"Lift One's Hand Against" - threaten to hit somebody.
Lift	phr	"Lift Up" - raise physically a child, arm, leg, box. 2. stimulate or inspire spiritually.
Lift	phr	Lift Up One's Heart, Mind and Soul" - to raise thoughts or desires. 2. to exalt encourage oneself (with pride.)
Lift	phr	"Lift Up One's Heels" - to hold oneself 'high'. 2. to bear or carry in an elevated position.
Lift	phr	"Lift Well" - of crops: to grow strong, robust and tall.
Lift	phr	"Thumb a Lift" - signal passing vehicles for a free ride.
Lifted	adj	Raised aloft, elevated, exalted. 2. (sl) stolen.
Lifter	n	Someone or something that lifts or assists in lifting. 2. a spatula.
Lifter	sfx	As a suffix in, shop-lifter; weight-lifter.
Lifting	n	A form of exercise in which weights are lifted. 2. plastic surgery for tightening facial tissues and improving the facial appearance; a facelift.
Liftless	adj	without lifts.
Lift-off	n	To take off (said of an aircraft, especially a rocket to leave the ground.
Light	n	Something that makes things visible or affords illumination. 2. a similar form of radiant energy that does not affect the retina, as ultraviolet or infrared rays. 3. the sensation produced by stimulation of the organs of sight. 4. an illuminating agent or source, as the sun, a lamp, or a beacon. 5. the radiance or illumination from a particular source: the light of a candle. 6. emanation from the sun.
Light	adj.	Having light or illumination; bright; well-lighted: the lightest room in the entire house. 2. pale, whitish, or not deep or dark in color: a light blue. 3. of coffee or tea: containing enough milk or cream to produce a light color. 4. cheer, merry, joyful
Light	vb.	To set burning, as a candle, lamp, fire, match, or cigarette; kindle; ignite. 2. to turn or switch on (an electric light). 3. to give light to; furnish with light or illumination; to illuminate, fill with brightness. 3. to make (an area or object) bright with or as if with light (often followed by up). 4. to cause (the face, surroundings, etc.) to brighten, especially with joy, animation, or the like (often followed by up); cheer up, give or make joyful. 5. to take fire or become kindled. 6. to ignite a cigar, cigarette, or pipe for purposes of smoking (usually followed by up). 7. to become illuminated when switched on. 8. to become bright, as with light or color (often followed by up): "the sky lights up at sunset. 9. to brighten with animation or joy, as the face or eyes (often followed by up ). 10. to give birth to, deliver a child.
Light	vb	To come to by chance; alight, to settle.
Light	adv	With or of little weight, force, intensity, etc.; gently: to press lightly on a door bell. 2. to only a small amount or degree; slightly. 3. nimbly; quickly: to leap lightly aside. 4. with a lack of concern; indifferently; slightly: to think lightly of one's achievements. 5. cheerfully; without complaining: to take well.
Light	phr	"All Sweetness and Light" - apparently friendly and good tempered.
Light	phr	"As (of) a Light Fire" - in blaze.
Light	phr	"As Light as a Feather" - very light in weight.
Light	phr	"Before the Light" - in theatrical parlance, on the stage.
Light	phr	"Be a Leading Light" - be the most important person in a venture.
Light	phr	"Bring to Light" - to discover or reveal. 2. come to light, to be discovered, disclosed or revealed.
Light	phr	"Come to Light" - to be revealed, made known, made visible, known.
Light	phr	"Frighten the Liver and Lights Out of Someone" - to terrify, frighten to the bone.
Light	phr	"Get a Red Light" - be forbidden to do something.
Light	phr	"Give the Green Light to" - formally authorize..
Light	phr	"Glad and Light" - happy and free of anxiety
Light	phr	"Go Out Like a Light" - suddenly fall asleep or become unconscious.
Light	phr	"Have Light Fingers" - have a tendency to steal.
Light	phr	"Highlight Something" - to draw particular attention to a matter.
Light	phr	"In a Good Light" - under favorable circumstances.
Light	phr	"In Its/One's True Light" - as it actually is.
Light	phr	"In the Cold Light of Day/Dawn" - time when a matter is considered calmly and unemotionally.
Light	phr	"In (the) Light Of" - taking into account or consideration; because of; considering. 2. with the help afforded by knowledge. 3. considering information available.
Light	phr	"Inner Light" - inspiration.
Light	phr	"In (the) Light Of" - taking into account or consideration; because of; considering. 2. with the help afforded by knowledge.
Light	phr	"Light a Fire Under" - to motivate or encourage someone to start sooner or move faster.
Light	phr	"Light and Shade" - effective contrast.
Light	phr	"Lights Are Going Out All Over Europe" - Europe's civilization, culture etc is in decline, is about to perish or be destroyed.
Light	phr	"Light As a Feather" - very light, of little weight.
Light	phr	"Light as Thistledom" - very light in weight and gentle in movement.
Light	phr	"Light Dawns" - the point is grasped.
Light	phr	"Light In the Mouth" - a horse sensitive to the mouth
Light	phr	"Light in the Sky?" - a sign of great hope.
Light	phr	"Light Into" - (slang) - attack, assail.
Light	phr	"Light Of Day" - daylight, sunlight contrasted with darkness or artificial lighting; circumstances of seeing and/or being seen. 2. of being exposed to general notice or for use; the stage at which a difficulty, problem, mystery, etc becomes clarified or resolved.
Light	phr	"Light Of God" - Jesus Christ.
Light	phr	"Light Of Love" - inconstant in love; capricious or inconstant in love; wanton in love.
Light	phr	"Light Of One's Eye" - a much loved one.
Light	phr	"Light Of One's Life" - person who one most admires or loves.
Light	phr	"Light Of the World" - Jesus Christ.
Light	phr	"Light Off" - to ignite in explosion.
Light	phr	"Light On" - discover by chance; happen to find; light upon. ('He showed us a rare book he had lighted on/upon in a second-hand bookshop."
Light	phr	"Light On One's Feet" - nimble, light of walk. 2. fig. successful.
Light	phr	"Light On the Hill" - distant goals acting as an inspiration.
Light	phr	"Lights Out" - final call in army camp, school or at home for lights to be turned off.
Light	phr	"Light Out" - (slang) decamp, depart, go away, leave hurriedly.
Light	phr	"Light Someone's Fire" - to excite, turn on sexually.
Light	phr	"Lights Out Of" - leave, especially in a hurry, and escape from somebody.
Light	phr	"Light Up" - illuminate; provide with light. 2. switch on the the lights of a motor vehicle or streets lights at dusk. 3. to begin by lighting a flame to, as to smoke a cigarette. 4. make bright or flushed with emotion.
Light	phr	"Light Upon" - discover by chance or accident; happen to find; light upon. ('He showed us a rare book he had lighted on/upon in a second-hand bookshop."
Light	phr	"Make Light Of" - regard or consider something unimportant or trifling.
Light	phr	"Make Light Work Of" - do something with ease.
Light	phr	"Many Hands Make Light Work" - the task will be made easier if everybody helps.
Light	phr	"Northern Lights" - aurora borealis.
Light	phr	"On the Lighter Side" - a less serious aspect.
Light	phr	"Out Like A Light" - unconscious or in a deep sleep.
Light	phr	"Put Out One's Light" - to kill him, 'send him to outer darkness'.
Light	phr	"Put Out (Quench)the Light" - extinguish the vital spark (life.)
Light	phr	"See the Bright Lights" - show business and entertainment (area).
Light	phr	"See the Light" - come into the world. 2. to be brought forth or published. 3. to reach full understanding or realization. 4. to understand the real situation. 5. to be converted Christianity.
Light	phr	"See the Light of Day" - happen or accept; realize the merit of. 2. to be made public.
Light	phr	"See the Red Light" - anticipate an approaching threat or danger.
Light	phr	"Shed Light On" - explain, make clear, throw light on.
Light	phr	"Shining Light" - eminentor scholarly person.
Light	phr	"Shoot the Lights" - drive past traffic lights when they are red.
Light	phr	"Speed of Light" - vry quickly.
Light	phr	"Stand in One's Own Light" - act in such a way to hinder one's own advancement
Light	phr	"Strike a Light" - exclamation of surprise.
Light	phr	"Think Light Of" - consider unworthy, inferior, lacking in some way. 2. care little for.
Light	phr	"Throw Light Upon" - to clarify, give explanation to; shed light on; discover.
Light-beam	n	A beam of light/sunlight.
Light-bellied	adj	Small around the abdomen,as opposed to pot-bellied.
Light-board	n	An electronic console used to control the lights in a theater.
Light-boned	adj	Of small frame, as opposed to big-boned.
Light-box	n	A box containing a source of light and a white, translucent cover, used to view photographic transparencies. 2. a box containing fluorescent tubes or LED technology, used to treat people with seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and circadian rhythm disorders. 3. (internet) A kind of pop-up that is overlaid across a web page while the rest of the content is dimmed. 4. (pinball) A backbox. 5. a device used in phreaking that indicates when a telephone line is in use by means of a light.
Light-brained	adj	Dim-witted, stupid, stultish, doltish, foolish.
Light-built	adj	Of a small build.
Light-bringer	n	Lucifer.
Light-eared	adj	Ready to listen; credulous.
Lighted	adj	Kindled; illuminated.
Light elf	n	Any one of a race of elves who lives above ground and are radiant.
Lighten	vb	To become lighter or less dark; brighten: "the sky lightened after the storm." 2. to brighten or light up, as the eyes or features. 3. to flash as or like lightning: "it thundered and lightened for hours." 4. (archaic). to shine, gleam, or be bright. 5. to give light to; illuminate. 6. to brighten (the eyes, features, etc.). 7. to make lighter or less dark. 8. obsolete: en-lighten. 9. obs. to flash or emit like lightning (usually followed by out, forth, or down). 10. to make light of, despise, disparage, disdain.
Lighten	phr	"Lighten Up" - to be less serious, relaxed and more cheerful or casual.
Lightener	n	That which lightens.
Lightening	n	Drop in the level of the womb during the last weeks of pregnancy as the head of the fetus engages in the pelvis.
Lightening	phr	"Lightening Before Death" - exhilaration or revival of the spirits which is supposed to occur in some instances just before death.
Lighter	n	A cigarette lighter. 2. someone who, or something that lights, or kindles.
Lighterman	n	A person who works on a lighter.
Lightfast	adj	(Of dye pigment etc) resistant to alteration on on exposure to the light.
Light-fastness	n	The state or quality of dye pigment being resistant to alteration on on exposure to the light.
Light-fingered	adj	Thievish, skillful, dexterous at or given by pilfering or a tendency to steal. esp. by picking pockets; dishonest. 2. having light and nimble fingers. 3. prompt in returning a blow or counter-punching; pugnacious. 4. dexterous.
Light-fingeredness	n	The quality or ability of being dexterous, nimble with one's hands and fingers. 2. thievish, dishonest, ready to pilfer.
Light-foot	n	A name for the hare; and sometimes the deer.
Light-footed	adj	Treading or moving lightly of foot; active, agile, nimble.
Light-footedly	adv	treading or moving in a nimble, light-footed manner.
Lightful	adj	Luminous, bright; illumining.
Lightfulness	n	The state or condition of being bright, luminous, illuminating.
Light-gathering	n	Collecting in a bright, light, illuminating way.
Light-giver	n	The sun.
Light-giving	adj	Illuminating, revealing.
Light-handed	adj	Dexterous, nimble, skilful of hand and finger. 2. delicate of touch; empty-handed.
Light-hating	adj	Shunning the light; lumophobic; fond of the night.
Light-headed	adj	Dizzy, giddy, feeling faint, slightly delirious. 2. having or showing a frivolous or volatile disposition.
Light-headedly	adv	In a dizzy, frivolous manner.
Light-headness	n	The state or condition of being light-headed: dizziness, giddiness, disorder in the head. 2. delirium; faintness. 3. of a person: frivolity, injudiciousness, thoughtlessness, fickleness, changefulness.
Light-hearted	adj	Carefree, cheerful, merry, gay, blithe. 2. free from the weight of care and sorrow.
Light-heartedly	adv	In a carefree, cheerful, merry way.
Light-heartedness	n	The state or quality of being lighthearted.
Light-heavyweight	n	The weigt in boxing between middle weight and heavyweight.
Light-heeled	adj	Brisk and nimble of foot. 2. fleet of foot. 3. of a women; wanton, unchaste.
Light-heels	n	A wanton, unchaste woman. 2. a courtesan, hooker, skank, skanky-ho.
Light-horse	n	Light-armed cavalry.
Light-horseman	n	A light-armed trooper.
Lighthouse	n	A tower equipped with high-powered lamps, erected at the point of danger to guide seamen by night.
Lighthouse-keeper	n	A man in charge of a lighthouse.
Lighting	n	A distribution of light, as on a face or in a picture. 2. an arrangement of lights, especially on a stage. 3. illumination. 4. dawn, sun-up, sunrise. 5. kindling, ignition.
Lighting	phr	"Lighting Down" - alleviation, relief. 2. descent, dismounting, alighting.
Lighting	phr	"Lighting-up Time" - the time around dusk when drivers of motor vehicles must turn the lights of the vehicle on.
Lightish	adj	Somewhat light or illuminating. 2. rather light or pale in color.
Lightless	adj	Without light or lights; giving out or shedding no light. 2. receiving no light; without illuminated, dark.
Lightlessly	adv	In a without light or darkish manner or state.
Lightlessness	n	The state or condition of being without light. 2. in a state or condition of being very light.
Lightlied	adj	Make light or lighter.
Light-like	adj	Characteristic or resembling light in some aspect or others.
Light-limbed	adj	Agile, nimble, quick-footed.
Lightliness	n	Contemptuous manner or treatment.
Light-loving	adj	Fond of the light and daytime.
Lightly	adv	With little weight, force, intensity, etc; gently: to press lightly on a door bell. 2. to only a small amount or (slight) degree; slightly. 3. nimbly; quickly: to leap lightly aside. 4. with a lack of concern; indifferently; slightly: to think lightly of one's achievements. 5. cheerfully; light of spirit, without complaining. 6. brilliant, lightishly. 2. frivolous, trifling, fickle, with contempt, wantonly or irreverently.
Lightly	phr	"Tread Lightly" - to be careful.
Light-minded	adj	Having a trifling, frivolous mind.
Light-mindness	n	the state or condition of being frivolous, light-minded, trifling.
Lightmonger	n	A member of the guild or company of Lightmongers, a City of London Livery co. which represented the lighting industry.
Lightness	n	State or quality of being light or of little weight. 2. the state or quality of being bright, illuminated, etc. 3. brightness. 4. digestibility.
Lightness	n	Wantonness, lewdness, incontinence, levity in behavior; fickleness. 2. unsteadiness, unthought-lessness, unconcern. 3. the quality of being light; flippancy.
Lightness	adj	The state or quality of being light.
Lightness	phr	"In Lightness Of Heart" - high-spirited, freedom from depression and dullness; joy, mirth.
Lightning	n	A sudden flash of light caused by the discharge of electricity between two electrified regions of cloud or between cloud and earth. 2. the discharge itself.
Lightning	phr	"Fork Lightning" - zigzag lightning.
Lightning	phr	"Like a Streak of Lightning" - very quickly.
Lightning	phr	"Lightning Never Strikes in the Same Spot Twice" - an unusual event, or something that happens by chance, is not likely to be repeated in exactly the same circumstances or to the same people.
Lightning-footed	adj	With rapid speed. 2. quick, rapid, swift of foot.
Lightning-like	adj	Resembling lightning in some aspect.
Lightningly	adv	Suggestive of lightning: rapid, extremely quick.
Lightning-quick	adj	Extremely fast or swift.
Lightning-rod	n	A small-pointed metallic conductor used to protect buildings from lightning by carrying an electric current harmlessly to the ground.
Lightning-strike	n	A sudden bold (military) attack.
Lightning-tongued	adj	Quick of reply and repartee.
Light-o'-love	n	An old tune of a dance, the name of which made it a proverbial expression of levity, especially in love matters. 2. (by extension) a flirtatious or wanton woman.
Light-red	adj	High-quality burnt ocher, used as a permanent pigment; loosely, as a calcined ocher of certain iron oxides.
Light-room	n	The upper chamber of a lighthouse containing powerful lighting apparatus.
Lights	n.	The lungs, usually applied to the lungs of beasts.
Lightshift	n	In physics, the change in the energy (and thus frequency) of light upon interaction with matter.
Light-ship	n	A vessel, having warning lights, signals etc., moored in dangerous waters as a guide to ships.
Light-shot	n	A due levied for furnishing a church with lights.
Lightshow	n	Display of changing colored lights for entertainment.
Lightsome	adj	Of mood: cheery, gaily, lively. 2. having the appearance of lightness. 2. graceful, elegant. 3. easy, not weighed down with care, sorrow or pain. 4. lighthearted, cheery, joyous. 5. flighty, frivolous, trifling. 6. nimble, quick, lively.
Lightsome	adj	Radiant in light, luminating, giving light. 2. well-lit, illuminous, bright. 3. clear, perspicuous, manifest. 4. lightly-hued.
Lightsomely	adv	Clearly, lucidly, manifestly.
Lightsomeness	n	Quality of being luminous, lightsome or well-lit, brightness, clearness.
Light speed	n	The speed of light (in a vacuum unless another medium is specified)
Light-stand	n	On small table on which to set a light.
Light-stick	n	A portable rod used for illumination.
Light-stilled	adj	Of light to still, silence and calm persons.
Light-struck	adj	Exhibiting a light fog.
Light-thoughted	adj	Shallow and superficial of thought and opinion.
Light-throwing	adj	Making clear, clarifying, explaining.
Light-tongued	adj	Of few words; not garrulous or voluble.
Lightwards	adv	Towards the light or brightness.
Light water	n	(Chemistry) - water in its standard form of H2O, containing two protium hydrogen atoms, as opposed to heavy water. 2. foam formed by water and a fluorocarbon surfactant, used in firefighting because it floats on flammable liquids lighter than water.
Lightwave	n	A wave of light.
Lightweight	n	A person of less than average weight. 2. a person who is of little importance, or effect. 3. a boxer intermediate in weight between a featherweight and welterweight (126 to 135 pounds).
Lightweight	adj	Light in weight. 2. lighter in weight, texture etc., than another item or object of identical use, quality or function. 3. without seriousness of purpose or trifling; trivial. 4. of or pertaining to a lightweight contender.
Lightwell	n	An open shaft that transmit light from above into a staircase or ann inner room.
Light-witted	adj	Silly, dim-witted, doltish, foolish, stupid.
Lightwood	n	Resinuous pine, commonly the heart of the yellow pine. 2. the resinuous knots of pine used for kindling.
Lightwort	n.	Lungwort; also the "Sea lightwort" (comfer) or "Mertensia maritima".
Lighty	adj	Full of light, bright, shining. 2. enlightened, well-informed.
Light year	n	Distance light travels in a year. 2. a scientific unit for measuring stellar distance.
Light years	n	A very great distance, esp. in development or progress: as in light years away. 2. a very long time.
Like	n	Something that a person likes. 2. ilk.
Like	adv.	For example, such as: to introduce an example or list of examples. There are lots of birds, like ducks and gulls, in this park. 2. likely. quotations ▼ (obsolete) in a like or similar manner.
Like	adj	Similar. 2. likely, probable.
Like	conj	Find attractive, fancy,enjoy, love, support.
Like	prp	Similar to; reminiscent of.
Like	intj	Used to place emphasis on a statement.
Like	sfx	Resembling or similar to; and also(as in an adjectival form:'wavelike')
Like	phr	"And One's Like" - and people like him/her etc.
Like	phr	"And the Like (and so on)" - so forth; such like, together with things, or people of the same kind.
Like	phr	"As Like Not" - probably.
Like	phr	"Feel Like" - be disposed to.
Like	phr	"I'd Like to See Somebody Do Something" - I would be surprized if.
Like	phr	"If You Like" - if it pleases or suits you.
Like	phr	"I Like to See That" - exclamation of anger or surprise.
Like	phr	"I Like That!" - exclamation of surprise, anger.
Like	phr	"In Like Wise" - likewise.
Like	phr	"It Goes Like So" - this is the way it goes; this is the way it happen.
Like	phr	"I Would Like to See That" - I would be surprised if that ...
Like	phr	"Like Anything" - with great speed, very much, with force, very loud, violence, vehemence.
Like	phr	"Like a Bear with a Sore Head" - in a surly, irritable way; without tact, finesse or care.
Like	phr	"Like a Bull at a Gate" - in a headlong, vigorous or aggressive way
Like	phr	"Like a Bull in a China Shop" - in a way that is clumsy, rough, coarse, too vigorous, etc to suit one's company.
Like	phr	"Like a Cat On a Hot Tin Roof" - restless, nervously, unable, sit lie still, settle one's attention.
Like	phr	"Like a Cat with Nine Lives" - hardy, with unusual powers of survival; fortunate in one one's escape from mishap, accident or death.
Like	phr	"Like a Chicken with It's Head Off" - like a headless chicken or a chicken with no head'
Like	phr	"Like a Dog on/in Heat" - very energetic and enthusiastic, especially when sexually aroused.
Like	phr	"Like a Dog with A Bone" - stubborn, persistent, relentless, dogged.
Like	phr	"Like a Dog with Two Tails" - delighted(ly), proudly, esp. now because one owns, of has achieved, something; (as) pleased as Punch.
Like }	phr	"Like A Duck Takes to Water" - naturally, without effort.
Like	phr	"Like a Fishwife" - loud and vulgar; abusively (from formerly, street-sellers of fish selling their wares.
Like	phr	"Like a Hawk" - sharp-eyed and alert.
Like	phr	"Like a Hot Knife Through Butter" - easily; without meeting ressistance or difficulty.
Like	phr	"Like a Lamb" - obediently; submissively, without protest or complaint. 2. meek as a lamb.
Like	phr	"Like a Mad Thing" - like a mad person; acting as a mad person would; not trying to behave sensibly.
Like	phr	"Like a Man" - strong, masculine, assertive in ; manly
Like	phr	"Like an Ass" - stubborn; contrary; foolish, thick-headed.
Like	phr	"Like(s) and Dislike(s)" - things or people, which one likes contrasted with doesn't 2. fads and foibles, especially when these are many or obsessive, or are a nuissance to other people.
Like	phr	"Like Anything" - very quickly, fiercely. 2. very much, very loudly, very ably.
Like	phr	"Like a Rat from a Sinking Ship" - quickly but futilely , away from a failing project. 2. quickly, but futilely.
Like	phr	"Like a Red Rag to a Bull" - sure, or extremely likely, to provoke resentment, attack, violent action.
Like	phr	"Like a Shot" - with great speed.
Like	phr	"Like a Streak of Lightning" - very quickly.
Like	phr	"Like a Stuck Pig" - a manner of a pig that is being killed.
Like	phr	"Like a Thief in the Night" - unforeseen and/or unobserved.
Like	phr	"Like a Wet Weekend" - miserable and gloomy.
Like	phr	"Like Begets Like" - the law of attraction that states that people who are similar in personality and appearance are more likely to become attracted to each other. 2. like draws like.
Like	phr	"Like Blazes" - vigorously, as fast, hard, as loud, violently.
Like	phr	"Like Death Warmed Up" - look or feel extremely will.
Like	phr	"Like Draws Like" - the law of attraction that states that people who are similar in personality and appearance are more likely to become attracted to each other. 2. like begets like.
Like	phr	"Like Father, like Son" - a child turns out to be like its parents in character, tastes, opinions, habits, etc.
Like	phr	"Like for Like" - replacing one thing with another of the same type.
Like	phr	"Like Hell It Is" - it isn't; you aren't; they can't, etc.
Like	phr	"Like It or Not" - whether one likes something or not (the implication usually being the latter) obviously, inevitably. 2. whether willingly or resentfully accepts it or not.
Like	phr	"Likely Enough" - probably.
Like	phr	"Likely Enough" - probably.
Like	phr	"Like New" - seemingly new; as good as new; as though new.
Like	phr	"Like Nobody's Business" - with unusual intensity; excess frequency.
Like	phr	"Like Of" ('the like of')
Like	phr	"Likes and Dislikes" - things or people, which one likes contrasted with doesn't 2. fads and foibles, especially when these are many or obsessive, or are a nuissance to other people.
Like	phr	"Like Sheep to the Slaughter' - unwitting and helpless victims.
Like	phr	"Like Ships In the Night" - like people or groups who met briefly and for the only time in their lives.
Like	phr	"Like So" - like this, in this manner, thus.
Like	phr	"Like That" - in a particular manner. 2. quickly, unexpectedly. 3. used to indicate agreement with another speaker's statement.
Like	phr	"Like the New Time" - furiously or vigorously, repeatedly.
Like	phr	"Like There's No Tomorrow" - to excessive degrees; as if there were no tomorrow. 2. desperately, frantically; very quickly or very much.
Like	phr	"Like Unto" - a phrase expressing resemblance, like, similarity. 2. expression of conformity, conforming to, conformable to. 3. conforming or thinking like.
Like	phr	"Like Water Off a Duck's Back" - making little, or no, impression; having no effect.
Like	phr	"Like White on Rice" - in very close proximity; following closely.
Like	phr	"Like Wildfire" - rapid and extensively.
Like	phr	"Many the Like" - of such quantity or amount.
Like	phr	"Need Like a Hole in the Head" - absolutely not need at all.
Like	phr	"Nothing Like" - bears no resemblance to.
Like	phr	"Not Likely" - definitely not.
Like	phr	"Of a Like" - probably
Like	phr	"On Liking" - on approval.
Like	phr	"Read Like a Book" - to know very well; understand perfectly. 2. speak knowledgeably and accurately.
Like	phr	"Something Like" - similar to. 2. in a tolerably adequate manner. 3. at a fairly reasonable price.
Like	phr	"Such a Like" - for, in like manner
Like	phr	"That's More Like It" - that's it; that's better.
Like	phr	"The Like" - similar things.
Like	phr	"The Likes Of" - such a person or thing as (now, in a deprecatory manner.)
Like	phr	"The Likes of Somebody" - like us; anybodyof our humble, privileged, criminal, intellectual, handicapped etc class or kind.
Like	phr	"What Is He/She Like?" - what sought of characteristics does he/she possess?
Liked	adj	Regarded with affection; beloved.
Like-dealers	n	A group of pirates during the Middle Ages whose booty was divided equally or alike among members of the group.
Like-feelingly	adv	Of the same feeling or opinion about something.
Like-for-like	adj	Same for same.
Likeful	adj	Pleasing acceptable; agreeable.
Likehood	n	Likelihood; probability.
Like-less	adj	Unliked.
Likelihood	n	The probable fact: probability or the the probability. 2. the character of being likely.
Likelihood	phr	"In All Likelihood" - probably.
Like-like	vb	To fancy; to be attached to.
Likeliest	adj	Such as well might happen or be true; probable. 2. apparently suitable, promising.
Likeliness	n	The condition or quality of being probable or likely to occur. 2. likelihood, probability or chance of occurrence; plausibility or believable. 3. suitability; agreeableness. 4. likeness; similarity.
Likely	vb	To make 'likely' or attractive; to adorn, embellish.
Likely	adj	Apparently true or real; plausible or real. 2. reasonably to be expected; liable. 3. apt to please, promising. 4. well adapted for the purpose..
Likely	adv	Probably.
Likely	phr	"Likely as Not" - in all probability; with an even chance of occurring or not.
Likely	phr	"Likely Enough" - probably.
Likely	phr	"Not Likely" - definitely not; uncertain; unlikely.
Like-made	adj	Made in the same circumstances or together, such as a wedding vow.
Like-minded	adj	Of the same inclination or opinion. 2. similarly disposed in opinion or tastes.
Like-mindedness	n	The state or condition of being of the same opinion, inclination or view.
Liken	vb	To represent as like; to compare. 2. to do something; to represent as doing.
Liken	phr	"Liken to" - say or state that one thing is like another.
Liken	phr	"Liken Together" - to compose, to represent as like or very similar.
Likeness	n	The state or quality of being like; a resemblance. 2. a portrait; representation. 3. a counterfeit form; a giuse.
Likeness	phr	"In Likeness Of" - in figure, stature, that which resembles an object. 2. a like shape or form, a semblance; hence, general form, shape
Likening	phr	"At the Likening Of" - under the similitude of.
Liker	n	One who likes.
Likes	n	An attitude or a feeling of liking something or somebody.
Like-shaped	adj	Of a similar shape or form.
Like-side	n	A rhombus.
Likesome	adj	Agreeablee, pleasant.
Likeways	adv	Likewise.
Likewise	adv	In like wise; in the same manner. 2. in like manner. 3. also; moreover.
Likewise	phr	"To do Likewise" - to do in the same way, manner or similarly.
Likewisely	adv	Similarly, in the similar way.
Likewiseness	n	The state or quality of being the same or similar.
Likeworth	n.	Agreeable, acceptable, pleasing, "likeworthy".
Likeworthy	adj	In the same sense.
Liking	n	Something that is liked. 2. inclination due to some attraction; a preference, redilection. 3. a semblance.
Liking	phr	"At Liking" - in a suitable position; at one's ease.
Liking	phr	"At One's Liking" - according to one's liking, or taste.
Liking	phr	"Flesh's liking" - (fleshy liking) - sensually, sexual desire, lust.
Liking	phr	"Ill Liking" -discomfort, unhappiness.
Liking	phr	"In Liking" - likely to do.
Liking	phr	"Of Free Liking" - of free will.
Liking	phr	"To One's Liking" - to one's agreement, pleasing, acceptance.
Liking	phr	"Upon (On) Liking" - on approval or trial.
Liking	phr	"Well Liking" - of condition: healthy, plump. 2. of soil: rich.
Likingly	adv	In a pleasing manner, pleasantly, dainty, attractively. 2. in a probable manner, probably.
Likingness	n	Attractiveness.
Likings	n	Likes, predilections.
Likish	adj	Alike, similar.
Lill	n	Bruise.
Lill	phr	"Lill for Loll" - OE: lael - bruise; around the year 1000 'lael with laele' has the meaning bruise for bruise; wound for wound, tit for tat.
Lillied	adj	Covered with or abounding. 2. resembling a lily in fairness and complexion.
Lily	n	Any of the Numerous ornamental liliaceous plants (genus Lilium) having a bulbous root, erect stem, and large, showy, erect or nodding flowers, especially the madonna lily.
Lily	phr	"Even a White Lily Throws a Black Shadow" - everything and everybody has faults or shortcomings.
Lily	phr	"Gild the Lily" - literally: to gild refined gold, to paint the lily. 2. to do something patentlly unneccesary.
Lily-handed	adj	Having smooth white hands.
Lily-iron	n	A Harpoon with a detachable head.
Lily-like	adj	Resembling or characteristic of a lily in some aspect.
Lily-livered	adj	Cowardly.
Lilywort	n.	Lindley's name for the N.O. of Liliaceae.
Lily-white	adj.	White as a lily; extremely or pure white or pale. 2. pure-white; unsullied.
Lily-whiteness	n	The state or quality of being lily-white. 2. bigoted against black persons. 3. racially segregated.
Lilywort	n.	Lindley's name for the N.O. of Liliaceae.
Limb	n.	Foot, leg, etc., not "lim" : border, boundary. 2. branch of a tree.
Limb	vb	To provide with limbs (fig. and lit.)
Limb	phr	"Go Out on a Limb" - exposed to danger; risk one's danger. 2. at a great disadvantage
Limb	phr	"Life and Limb" - one's survival and/or preservation from accident and injury. 2. existence together with bodily faculties.
Limb	phr	"Limb and Head" - the body and the mind.
Limb	phr	"Limb and Lith" - Limb and joint; limb and limb (OE. lith: member, joint, limb)
Limb	phr	"Limb Of Hell" - an agent or scion of the devil; an imp of Satan or the evil one; hence, a mischievous wicked person.
Limb	phr	"Limb of the Law" - a policeman or lawyer.
Limb	phr	"Pull Limb from Limb" - to dismember, pull limb from limb. 2. remove branches from a tree.
Limbless	adj	Having no limbs; deprived of limbs.
Limblessly	adv	In a limbless manner.
Limb-lifter??	n	A fornicator.
Limb-meal	n	Into pieces: limb from limb.
Lime	n.	Alkaline earth obtained by the burning of various stone, used in making mortar. 2. a sticky substance used for catching birds.
Lime-green	adj	A bright pale green color like that of lime.
Lime-kiln	n	A kiln for heating limestone to produce quicklime.
Limeless	adj	With lime (the mineral).
Limelight	n.	Bright lights got by heating quicklime. 2. publicity, spotlight. In 1826, popular name for Drummond light, a brilliant light created by the incandescence of lime ; adopted for lighthouses and later for the Victorian stage, where it illuminated the principal actors, hence the figurative sense of "on stage, at the centre of attention".
Limelight	phr	"In the Limelight" - at the focus of public attention.
Limepit	n	A pit containing lime to remove hair.
Limestone	n.	A rock which yields lime when burnt.
Lime-tree	n	The Linden. 2. the tupelo or sourgum tree of Florida.
Lime-twig	n	A twig smeared with birdlime to catch birds. 2. a snare or trap.
Limewash	n	A mixture of lime and water for coating walls.
Lime water	n	An aquecous solution of calcium hydroxide used especially to detect the presence of carbon dioxide.
Limewort	n.	The catch-fly, "Silene armenia" so called because it is covered by a sticky substance, similar to lime. 2. limpwort: the brooklime: Veronica Beccaburga.
Liming	n.	The action of gluing, cementing together of something, adhesives. 2. the action or process of treating things, such as the earth or ground with lime in cultivation; or skins by steeping in lime and water. 4. copulation
Limp	n	English has two words limp, which perhaps share a common ancestry. Neither is particularly old, the verb appears around 1700 (until then the word for 'walk' lamely had been halt, which now is almost obsolete. It was probably from the obsolete adjective lemphalt. The adjective limp meaning flaccid, drooping, lacking stiffness or firmness, seems likely related to the noun. Late Middle English (in the sense ‘fall short of’): related to obsolete limphalt ‘lame’, and probably of Germanic origin. Of uncertain Anglish provenance.
Limp	adj	Lacking internal strength or structure; not stiff or firm. 2. having or denoting a book cover that is not stiffened with board. 3. without energy or vigour.
Limp	vb	To walk lamely or haltingly.
Limp	phr	"Limp in" - in a poker game, to call the minimum amount required in the first round of betting in order to establish or maintain a stake in the pot; to call the blind or the bring in without raising. 2. to just win a contest or event despite injury and adversity.
Limpet	n.	A shellfish which adheres firmly to rocks.
Limpet	phr	"Cling Like a Limpet" - hold onto something with determination.
Limpingly	adv	In a limp manner.
Limpish	adj	Not stiff or firm, easily bent. 2. without energy or will. 3. of a book having a soft cover.
Limply	adv	Lacking stiffness or firmness, as of substance, fiber, structure or bodily frame.
Limpness	n	The property of being limp.
Limp-wristed	adj	Effeminate, ineffectual, feeble.
Limy	adj	Limey: having the characteristic of lime, the mineral.
Lin	n	(OE: hlyn: torrent): a waterfall. 2. precipice, ravine.
Lin	n	A pin or linchpin.
Lin	n	(Also spelt 'line.' flax, a fiber of flax; the plant itself. 2. flax spun or woven linen thread or linen cloth; linen vestments.
Lin	vb	To cease, leave off, desist
Linch	n.	Axle as in a linchpin: a pin or lin to hold a wheel on its axle.(OE. lynis: axle-tree).
Linch	n.	A rising ground, a ridge; a ledge esp. one on the side of a chalk down. 2. an un-plowed strip serving as a boundary between fields. 3. fastener or pin; belaying pin.
Linch	vb	"To fasten with a linch pin.
Linch-pin	n	Pin in an axle-tree to keep the wheel in place.
Lind	n.	The lime or linden tree (Tilia Europea). In ME. for a tree of any kind, esp. in the phrase: " Under the lind."
Lind	phr"	"Under the Lind/en" - The Linden tree (Tilia), shares much of the common symbolism associated with any Sacred Tree in European lore: It’s presence protects against ill luck and against the strike of lightning, and it’s bright nature repels those spirits that would cause harm to the household. The tree is also claimed to be the "Tree of Lovers" (This probably is from C19th literature).
Linden	adj.	Made of the wood of the lind or linden tree.
Line	n.	A name for a flock of geese. 2. cord, string, rope, leash; wire, cable; lin, flax (including the plant itself) or fiber of flax. 3. umbilical cord. 4. spider's thread. 5. rule, standard, practice, canon, precept. 6. a thread-like mark. 7. Of music: instrumental or vocal melody; a structured sequence of notes or tones. 8. a thin band of colour, a seam, ridge, furrow. 9. furrow or seam in the face or hands, fate-lines. 10. a curve connecting all points having a common property. 11. a measure of length. 12. a boundary, limit, demarcation. 13. degree, rank, station. 14. a row of persons arranged along a straight line, a line-up; a row of tents, huts etc. 15. the words of an actor's part. 16. lineal descent - by-line, lineage, stock, race. 17. one's line, one's pursuit, field of interest, area of study. 18. trade, course, direction, route. 19. goings-on, caprices, fits of temper. 20. 'The Line" - the equator.
Line	phr	"A Line of Thought" - a way or system of thinking. 2. a chain of reasoning or speculation or speculation. 3. one's train of thought.
Line	phr	"All Along the Line" - at every stage; particularly, in a sequence, completely.
Line	phr	"All the Way Down the Line" - at every point or stage.
Line	phr	"Along the Lines Of" - resembling.
Line	phr	"Be Further Down the Line" - to have a low priority.
Line	phr	"Be in the Line of Fire" - vulnerable to attack.
Line	phr	"Be Out Of Line" - adopt a stance not held by others.
Line	phr	"Be Well-lined" - be rich; have lots of money in one's pockets.
Line	phr	"Bring (Something) Into Line" - make something correspond (with others.) 2. to align; fig. to cause a person to agree; to make unanimous.
Line	phr	"Come/Fall Into Line" - agree, correspond (with others.)
Line	phr	"Draw Into Line" - to become unanimous (about something.)
Line	phr	"Draw the Line (at that)" - set a limit beyond which no one must not go.
Line	phr	"Drop a Line" - write a letter. 2. go fishing.
Line	phr	"End of the Line" - point at which something finishes. 2. end of the road (lit. and fig.)
Line	phr	"Even as a Line" - flat as a line; straight as a line.
Line	phr	"Fall in Line With" - agree with; act in conformity with.
Line	phr	"Fall Out of Line" - disagree with, move away from.
Line	phr	"Get a Line On" - to inquire about a thing. 2. come to know. 3. give someone a line on.
Line	phr	"Hard Lines" - ill-luck, bad fortune.
Line	phr	"Hook, Line and Sinker" - wholly.
Line	phr	"In Line Ahead" - (of ships) one behind the other.
Line	phr	"In Line For" - having a good chance of obtaining something; ready for. in succession for.
Line	phr	"In Line With" - in agreement with.
Line	phr	"In Somebody's Line" - within somebody's competence or experience.
Line	phr	"In the Firing Line" - vulnerable to attack. 2. be the first under attack.
Line	phr	"Lay It On the Line" - to risk losing something or say something with frank emphasis.
Line	phr	"Line of Business" - one's occupation; type of work. 2. kind of interst or pursuit.
Line	phr	"Line of Dip" - in geology, a line in the plane of a stratum, as part of a stratum perpendicular to its intersection with a horizontal plane; the line of greatest inclination of a stratum to the horizon.
Line	phr	"Line of Fire" - the expected path of gunfire, a missile etc.
Line	phr	"Line of Life" - the thread fabled to be spun by The Fates, that determines the length of duration of one's life. 2. in palmistry, the crease in the left hand beginning above the web of the thumb , and running towards or up to the wrist. According to palmists, the nearer it runs towards the wrist the longer life one's life will be.
Line	phr	"Line of Sight" - the straight line joining the eye of an observer and a target or other object.
Line	phr	"Line of the Head" - The head line (also wisdom line) is the second important line in palm reading. It starts from the palm edge between the thumb and forefinger, and extends across the palm in the middle part with the life line below and the heart line above.
Line	phr	"Line of the Heart" - (palmistry) a furrow on the face or hands
Line	phr	"Line Out" - an analogue electrical signal for connection between audio devices.
Line	phr	"Line Up" - stand, form or place in line. 2. queue to catch transport or buy food, etc. 3. assemble, bring together, organize, arrange. 4. place in line for execution by a firing squad.
Line	phr	"Line Up Against" - place in line for execution by a firing squad.
Line	phr	"Line Up Alongside With" - become the ally, or associaate with or of.
Line	phr	"Line Up Behind" - to follow someone, as take as one's leader.
Line	phr	"Line Up in One's Sights" - point a firearm directly at a target. 2. fig. to strike back at another for past wrongs or blunders.
Line	phr	"Line Upon Line" - reiteration of statements in successive lines of writing or print.
Line	phr	"Make a Beeline For" - to go straight for something with great enthusiasm or to head for some goal by the most direct route.
Line	phr	"Not One's Line" - not one's vocation, calling, pursuits, interests.
Line	phr	"Off Line" - not connected to an internet provider, electrical or power terminal, etc.
Line	phr	"On Line" - connected to an internet provider, electrical or power terminal, etc.
Line	phr	"On the Line" - (of a picture) hung at an exhibition, on level of spectator's eyes.
Line	phr	"On the Lines Of" - resembling.
Line	phr	"Out of One's Line" - unsuited to one's capacity, taste.
Line	phr	"Put On the Line" - speak frankly.
Line	phr	"Read Between the Lines" - extract a meaning that is not explicitly stated. 2. to appreciate the the true significance of something not put into words.
Line	phr	"Run the Line" - (run the traps) as a hunter checking for what animals are in his traps; or reporter checking the veracity of a story.
Line	phr	"Shoot the Line" - give a highly exaggerated account or story of (or about oneself). 2. put on an act. 3. put on or talk with pretensions.
Line	phr	"Sit On the Sidelines" - not to take part in the main action.
Line	phr	"Somewhere Along the Line" - at some point (in time.)
Line	phr	"Stand in Line" - queue, wait in line, wait in turn.
Line	phr	"Step Out of Line" - fail to behave in an unconnected or unexpected manner. 2. to infringe accepted rules of behavior.
Line	phr	"Swallow the Lines" - to accept as truth the story being proffered.
Line	phr	"Take the Hard Line" - be uncompromising.
Line	phr	"The Bottom Line" - the conclusion which matters or the net effect of a series of developments.
Line	phr	"The Line" - the equator, earth's belt; earth's girdle or girdle of the earth.
Line	phr	"Toe the Line" - conform, obey the rules.
Line	phr	"Tread the Thin Line" - be cautious to take action in circumstances where either too much or too little will cause difficulties.
Line	phr	"Under the Line" - at the equator.
Line	phr	"Up the Line" - up to the breach or the front line.
Line-breed	n	In genetics, to interbreed (successive generations) to one ancestor of a given line in order to develop selected characteristics.
Lined	adj.	Marked with lines, having lines traced or impressed on the surface.
Line-drawing	n	A pen or pencil sketch without color wash.
Line-fish	n	A fish caught on the line not by net.
Lineless	adj	Of a person having no bounds; or to whom no bounds (of behavior) can be set. 2. having no impressed or indented.
Lineman	n.	A worker who repairs railway lines, telegraph or telephone lines; a linesman.
Linen	n.	Made of flax; cloth made from linen 2. Linen wings: sails of ships. 3. "to wash one's dirty linen at home" -- say nothing about one's family affairs, disputes, scandal. 4. grave clothes, burial clothes.
Linen	phr	"Wash One's Dirty Linen at Home" -- say nothing about one's family affairs, disputes, scandal in public.
Linen cupboard	n	A cabinet or drawer that holds linen.
Linenfold	n	A carved or molded ornament representing a fold or scroll of linen.
Linener	n.	A draper, shirtmaker, dealer, retail trader in linen.
Linen-lifter	n.	A man given to affairs and adultery.
Linen-like	adj	Linen-like fabrics of cotton or fibres, as tablecloths, bedding, towels etc.
Lineny	adj	Resembling linen.
Liner	n.	One who lines or fits lining to anything. 2. of persons, one whose duty is the tracing of boundaries of properties; a surveyor. 3. a writer of miscellaneous items for newspapers, what are paid for at so much a line. 4. a brush or pencil used for tinting parts of the face, esp. the eyes (eyeliner). 5. a ship, such as am 'ocean liner.'
Line-rider	n	A fence or boundary rider.
Line-shaft	n	A power driven rotating shaft for power transmission that was used extensively from the Industrial Revolution until the early 20th century
Line-shape	n	Lines used to convey movement and create texture. Lines provide emphasis and define shape. They can be used to convey mood and emotion.
Linesman	n.	A soldier belonging to a regiment or the line. 2. an umpire at tennis posted near the line to determine whether the ball is in or out. 3. one who looks after roadside verges. 4. a worker who repairs railway lines, telegraph or telephone lines; a linesman.
Line-storm	n	An equinoctial.
Line-up	n.	A number of persons assembled in a line. 2. a list of players in a game of football, cricket, basketball etc.
Line-weight	n	The relative thickness of a drawn rule or painted brushstroke.
Line-width	n	(In physics) a measure of the width of the band of frequencies of radiation emitted or absorbed in an atomic or molecular transition; a result of the uncertainty principle.
Line-work	n	Drawings or designs carried out with a pen or pencil.
Liney	adj	Of the nature, or resembling a line or streak, thin, meagre. 2. full of lines; worked in lines.
Ling	sfx.	Person or thing belonging to or concerned, (denoted by the noun) --- "eardling": ploughman; "ropeling": prisoner. 2. person or thing denoted by the adjective, "darling," "efenling," farth(l)ing, "sibling," underling: subordinate, swartling: blackbird. 3. often used in comtemptous or unfavourable sense: popeling (papist), godling, lordling, kingling. 7. (in Old Norse) in the name of the young of an animal: sperling (young sparrow), catling (kitten), gosling. 8. often expressive of direction or extent, siuation or condition: "nightling" (whole night), "needling" (necessities), "firstlings", "starklings", "hidlings."
Ling	n	The heath or heather.
Ling	sfx	Little, young, petty, as duckling'. 2. a person or thing related to or characterized by : worldling. 3. forming adverbs toward: sideling. 4. forming adjectives: darkling.
Lingy	adj	Covered with, or abounding in ling.
Lining	n	Of a garment
Lining	n.	A rising ground, ridge or bank.
Lining	phr	"Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining" - there are benefitseven in a seemingly adverse situation.
Lining	phr	"Lining Up" - the forming of a row, or to put persons or things in a row; as a row of books on a shelf. 2. the forming of a line. 3. the collection and arrangement in readiness.
Link	n.	Comparatively level or gently undulating sandy ground near the seashore, covered with turf, coarse grass etc. 2. the ground on which golf is played, (links) often resembling land described in meaning one.
Linn	n.	OE. torrent. 2. cascade, torrent, water running over rocks, cataract, falls. 3. precipice, ravine, rise with steep sides. 4. pools, esp. into which a cataract falls.
Linseed	n.	OE. Linum: flax; seed flax, well renown as a source of linseed or medication.
Lint-white	n	OE Linetwige, lit flax-plucker; European gray linnet.
Liny	adj	Marked with lines, wrinkled.
Litten	n.	Churchyard, cemetery, church-litten
Lip	n.	Either of the two fleshy parts or folds forming the margins of the mouth and functioning in speech. 2. usually, lips. these parts as organs of speech. 3. a projecting edge on a container or other hollow object: the lip of a pitcher. 4. a liplike part or structure, especially of anatomy. 5. any edge, rim; point of a spear.
Lip	adj	of or pertaining to the lips or a lip: lip ointment. 2. characterized by or made with the lips: to read lip movements. 3. superficial or insincere: to offer lip praise.
Lip	vb	To touch with the lips. 2. to utter, especially softly. 3. to kiss. 4. to use the lips in playing a musical wind instrument.
Lip	phr	"Be Tight-lipped" - keep confidences or be uncommunicative.
Lip	phr	"Bite One's Lip / Tongue" - to repress one's anger or other emotions. 2. to show vexation or annoyance, or to suppress some's emotion as anger or laughter.
Lip	phr	"Give Somebody Lip" - be cheeky or absusive.
Lip	phr	"Hang Onto Another's Lip" - to listen with rapt attention to.
Lip	phr	"Hang (or Make) the Lip" - show displeasure, vexation. 2. to drop the under lip in sullenness or contempt.
Lip	phr	"Hang On Another's Lips" - to follow intently the words of another.
Lip	phr	"Keep a Stiff Upper Lip"; to face misfortune bravely and resolutely. 2. keep one's courage; not lose heart. 3. be hard and obstinate.2.to suppress the display of any emotion.
Lip	phr	"Lick One's Lips" - look forward to something eagerly.
Lip	phr	"Lift One's Lip Against" - utter the slightest word against.
Lip	phr	"Lip Off", (slang) - to talk impudently or belligerently.
Lip	phr	"Of One Lip" - in agreement.
Lip-bearded	adj	Bushy mustached.
Lip-biting	n	The biting of the lip by accident. 2. the biting of the lip as a sign or message to other.
Lip-blossomed	adj	Labiated.
Lip-born	adj	As lip-born words - shallow, with little regard for those they are spoken to.
Lip-deep	adj	Immersed or existing on the lips only; superficail. 2. words going no further than the lips.
Lip-dewing	adj	As a 'lip-dewing' song - sweet and mellow.
Lip-end	n	The two ends of the lips.
Lipful	adj	Full to the lips.
Lip-good	adj	Mere words without experience.
Lip-gospeller	n	Wonderful oratory, but existing in words only.
Lip-hair	n	A mustache.
Lip-holiness	n	Insincere preaching; holiness that exists in words only
Lip-holy	adj	Holy words, spoken with a hollow heart.
Lip-learned	adj	Learned by the reading of lips.
Lipless	adj	Having no lip or lips.
Liplessly	adv	In a lipless manner
Liplessness	n	The state or condition of being lipless.
Lip-lick	n	A kiss.
Lip-like	adj	Resembling or characteristic of a lip, in some aspect of.
Lipline	n	The outline of the lip.
Liplock	vb	To kiss,smooch.
Lip-love	n	Love that exists in words only.
Lipped	adj	Having or furnished with a lip or lips; labiate. 2. lips of a specific kinf, as 'thick-lipped; 'thin-lipped'.
Lippedness	n	The state or quallity of having a particular number or type of lips.
Lippen	vb	To furnish with the lips.
Lipping	n	A strip of wood or the like fixed to the edge of a box, table top, etc. 2. the act of fixing such a strip. 2. facing an exposed edge with superior wood , as the edges of shelves or laminboard. 4. a joint with one piece prominent to form a rebate.
Lippy	n	An old dry measure equal to a quarter of a peck.
Lippy	adj	Impertinent, insolent, talkative, verbose.
Lip read	vb	To interpret speech from the position assumed by the lips and mouth for each word.
Lip reader	n	One who interprets of speech from the position of the lips, and the mouth of the speaker, practized by the deaf.
Lip reading	n	Interpretation of speech from the position of the lips, and the mouth of the speaker, practized by the deaf.
Lip smile	n	The faintest of a feigned smile with lips tight.
Lipstick	n.	A small, coloured cosmetic stick of creamy texture, used to tint lips.
Lipstickless	adj	Lacking or without lipstick. 2. not covered by lipstick.
Lipsticky	adj	Covered or sticky with lipstick.
Lip-sworn	adj	Words sworn on an oath of secrecy.
Lip-teeth	n	(Of a sound) - made by the lower lips touching the upper teeth, as in 'f' and 'v'.
Lip-wisdom	n	Lip-service, without any meaningful action.
Lip-wise	adj	Wise of talk or lip, as distinguished from one who is wise in practice.
Lip-worship	n.	Praise or worsship that exists in words only; cf. "knee-worship" servile genuflection without conviction or belief.
Lip-worshipper	n	One who praises in words only, without conviction or true belief.
Lipwort	n	Glechoma hereracea, ground ivy
Lipwort seed	n	Idle talk, farrago, galamatia.
Lire	n.	Flesh, muscle, brawn
Lisk	n	Groin.
Lisp	vb.	To speak with faulty pronunciation of "s" and "z" sounds, faltering in speech, often saying "th" instead of "s" or "z".
Lisp	vb	To falter or lisp in speech. 2. to speak imperfectly or in a childlike manner.
Lisper	n	One who speaks with faulty pronunciation of "s" and "z" sounds, faltering in speech, often saying "th" instead of "s" or "z".
Lisping	n	The action or way of faltering or lisping in speech. 2. the speech way of a lisper
Lispingly	adv	In a manner or way of speaking with faulty pronunciation of "s" and "z" sounds, and faltering in speech, often saying "th" instead of "s" or "z".
Lisplike	adj	Characteristic of lisping
Lispy	adj	Some what or rather lisping in speech.
Liss	n.	OE: gentle. 2. remission , release, mitigation, abatement, cessation, end. 2. tranquility, rest, peace, joy, delight.
Lisse	vb.	OE to subdue. 2. to mitigate, assuage, relieve pain, comfort
Lissing	n	The action of subduing. 2. mitigation, assuaging, comforting.
Lissom	adj	(Especially of a person's body) lithesome, thin, supple, and graceful.
Lissomly	adv	In a lithesome manner; supple, gracefully,
Lissomness	n	The quality of being lithesome or lissom.
List	n.	Border, edging strip. 2. lobe of the ear. 3. cloth edge, hem, strip or edge of cloth or other fabric, border, selvage (collectively)or strip of any material. 4. one of the divisions of a head of hair or beard. 5. stripe of colour. 6. mark of a wound or scar. 7. boundary, limit, region, territory, shire. 8. place of combat, war, conflict.
List	n	Pleasure, joy, delight.
List	vb.	OE: to be pleasing to, care about, desire or wish for. 2. to desire or wish for, like to, wish to do something.
List	n	The ear. 2. hearing, sense of hearing.
List	n	Art, craft, cunning.
List	vb.	To listen, hear.
List	phr	"Have List" - to listen, give ear to, be attentive, keep silent; give list to.
List	phr	"On a Black List" - list of companies, people who are (regarded as) dishonest, untrustworthy.
List	phr	"On a Short List" - list of (comparatively) few items/people selected from a longer list, from which a final choice is made.
List	phr	"With List" - with craft or cunning.
List	phr	"Within the Lists" - within an arena.
Listed	adj	Entered in a list, especially an official one. 2. of a building protected from demolition by a heritage listing.
Listen	n
Listen	vb.	To pay attention to a sound. 2. to expect or wait for a sound. 3. to accept advice or obey instruction. 4.to hear (something)
Listen	phr	"Listen After" - eager or make aneffort to catch the sound of. 2. to endeavour to hear or hear of; listen for
Listen	phr	"Listen For" - to be attentive in listen for some information or advice. 2. listen after.
Listen	phr	"Listen Forth" - to obtain news or tidings of.
Listen	phr	"Listen In" - listen to a radio or performer talk.
Listen	phr	"Listen Of" - hear, tell.
Listen	phr	"Listen On" (a phone, or other electrical or electronic device) - listen to
Listen	phr	"Listen to one's Body" - is to be attentive to all messages you receive from your physical, emotional and mental bodies. These messages tell you how much you listen to their needs
Listen	phr	"Listen to One's Heart" - do what one believes is right, will make you happy, even if you can't explain it rationally.
Listen	phr	"Listen Out" - to listen for a sound, e.g. on a radio. 2. keep an ear alert for someone or some information.
Listen	phr	"Listen to the Needs of One's Body" - to give it what it needs. Physically, it means giving your body food when it is hungry, rest when it is tired or allowing your body to sleep when it is sleepy.
Listen	phr	"Listen Up" - listen to what I am about to say.
Listener	n	A person who listens.a person receiving broadcast radio programs.
Listener-ship	n	Listeners collectively.
Listen-in	n	Period of listening to a radio broadcast (or telephone call.)
Listening	n	Act, skill or ability of perceiving spoken language.
Listening	adj	Of something or someone that listens. 2. of something that is used in order to hear or to improve the ability to hear. 3. of an action that is done with caution and attention to sound.
Lister	n	OE. liste) - a kind of plow which simultaneously cuts, plants and covers the seed,
Listful	adj	Inclined to listen, be attentive.
Listing	n	A list or catalogue. 2. a drawiing up of a list. 3. an entry in a list or register.
Listless	adj.	Inattentive; heedless of what is passing; indifferent, languid; lacking energy.
Listlessly	adv	In an attentive manner: without giving heedto what is passing; indifferently, languidly; without energy.
Listlessness	n	Condition or quality of being listless. 2. want of zeal for some particular object or pursuit. 3. languid indifference to one's surrounding or what now one is doing.
List-like	adj	Resembling or characteristic of a list.
Listly	adv	Cuningly, craftily, deftly.
List-maker	n	One who makes a list or lists.
List-making	n	The compilation of list or lists.
List-washing	n	The removal of non-productive addresses from a mailing list.
Listwise	adj	Of or relating to lists or a list.
Listy	adj	Resembling a list.
Lit	n.	A color, dye, hue, tint, stain. 2. a deep blush.
Lit	vb	To run or light.
Lit	adj	Illuminated. 2. (slang) intoxicated or under the influence of drugs; stoned. 3. (slang) sexually aroused (usually of a female), especially visibly sexually aroused. 4. (slang) excellent, fantastic; captivating.
Lit	phr	"Lit Up" - be merry on alcohol, be drunk or intoxicated.
Lite	adj.	Little, not too much, not much at all, little in magnitude. 2. small in degree, to a small extent.
Lith	n.	Limb, lith from lith. 2. joint, lith from limb; lith from bone. 3. A division of an orange. 4. one of the rings surrounding the base of a cow's horn. 5. division of a globe, sphere, ball, orange etc; by analogy a nation, tribe, minority, a member of.
Lith	n.	A slope, decline, incline, fall, declivity, brae, descent.
Lith	phr	"Lithe from Bone" - pull bone from joint.
Lith	phr	"Lith from Limb" - pull limb from joint.
Lith	phr	"Out Of Lith" - out of the joint.
Lithe	n	Sense of hearing; hearing. 2. music, glee.
Lithe	adj.	Of persons, their actions, disposition, utterances: gentle, mild, meek. 2. of things, chiefly material things, soft, agreeable, mellow, pleasant. 3. of medicine: gentle, agreeable. 4. of water and weather: calm, serene, pleasant, mild, smooth, still. 5. in general: comfortable, sheltered, warm, easily bent, flexible, limbery, pliant, supple. 6. of broth, soup, potables: smooth and thick.
Lithe	vb	To render mild, or gentle. 2. to influence a person. 3. to assuage, relieve, soothe, mitigate pain or grief. 4. render a limb suppl, flexiblee. 5. to subdue a person.
Lithe	vb.	To go or travel by sea, sail.
Lithely	adv	Gentle, graciously, meekly, mildly. 2. with pliant movement, flexibly, briskly, nimble.
Litheness	n	Gentleness, meekness, mildness. 2. flexibility, suppleness; agility, nimbleness.
Lither	n	A sling (slang).
Lither	adj	Of persons and their actions, disposition: bad, wicked, base, unjust, rascally; lazy, sluggish, spiritless. 3. evil in an abstract sense. 4. of things: bad (in various senses, chiefly physical) - poor, sorry, ill-condition, ill-looking, worthless, hurtful. 5. of the body parts: withered, paralyzed, impotent. 6. of air: foul, pestilential. 7. agile, nimble, flexible.
Lither	vb	To sling stones, to let fly, hurl. 2. to act wickedly.
Litherback	n	A slothful person.
Litherhood	n	Wickedness.
Litherly	adj	Spiteful, mischievous. 2. idle, lazy.
Litherly	adv	In litherly manner: wickedly, deceitfully, viciously. 2. badly, meanly, wretchedly, idly, lazily of way and manner.
Litherness	n	Wickedness, badness. 2. laziness, sloth, listfulness. 3. want of spirit, cowardice.
Lithers	n	Bad men collectively.
Lithesome	adj	Pliant, supple, agile.
Lithwort	n	"Sambucus Ebulus' or the dwarf elder.
Lithy	adj	Pliable, flexible, supple. 2. weak, feeble,
Litten	n	A cemetery (lich - 'corpse' & 'tun' - enclosure.
Litten	vb	OE: wlitan - to look, look at.
Little	adj	Opposite to "great" often synonymous with small. 2. of material objects; portions of space etc,: small in size, not large or big. of persons: short in stature. 3. little one, referring to chidren, animals, pets etc. 4. Of collectives, groups: having few members. 5. small or few in quantity; bare, scarely complete. 6. of dimensions, distance, or period of time -- short in time or duration. 7. of qualities, emotions, conditions: small in extent or degree.
Little	phr	"A Little" - a small quantity; some, though not much.
Little	phr	"A Little Bird Told Me" - I know but will not say who told me. 2. i heard from an unnamable informant.
Little	phr	"A Little Bit Of ..." - used to suggest something is not severe or extreme. 2. only to a limited extent.
Little	phr	"A Little Bit of Bread and Cheese" - the song supposedly made by the bird, the Yellowhammer.
Little	phr	"A Little Goes a Long Way" - a particular substance is economical in use. 2. a good quality attitude or action may be effective beyond the degree it is shown or given. 3. a short experience of something/ somebody is as much good for one or as much as one can tolerate.
Little	phr	"A Little Something-something" - a special or additional item, activity, (US and Canada) etc.; something pleasurable or indulgent.
Little	phr	"Be A Little Tin God" - be a petty tyrant.
Little	phr	"In a Little" - in a few words.
Little	phr	"In Little" - on a small scale.
Little	phr	"Little by Little" - (lite by lite) - gradually, few; little in amount; not much. 2. of little magnitude, small, small in extent.
Little	phr	"Little Green Men" - extra-terrestrial beings.
Little	phr	"Little Heard Of" - almost unknown.
Little	phr	"Little Known" - not well known.
Little	phr	""Little Loved" - not very much or truly loved
Little	phr	"Little or None/Nothing" - not much, only a slight amount or degree; barely any.
Little	phr	"Little Tin God" - a petty tyrant.
Little	phr	"Many a Mickle Makes a Little" - little by little one can accumulate a great quantity or amount.
Little	phr	"Of Little Worth" - of no importance or value.
Little	phr	"So Little While" - for so short a time.
Little	phr	"Tall Oaks From Little Acorns Grow" - even major enterprises have small beginnings.
Little	phr	"The Little" - that which is little. 2. the common people (condescendingly)
Little	phr	"The Little Man" - the underdog as a type. 2. somebody who does not expect, and not expected, to achieve a desired and acknowledged status financially, socially or professionally. (see: 'the Little woman')
Little	phr	"The Little Woman" - (dated or facetious) somebody's wife; the married woman, esp. viewed in a stereotyped domestic role.
Little	phr	"Think Little Of" - have a poor opinion of.
Little black book	n	An address book, especially in which the details of one's lovers are recorded (see 'black book).
Little-blessing	n	A curse.
Little brother	n	A sibling's younger brother (used especially by parents when speaking to their children).
Little-death	n.	No death at all, just a weakening, slight loss of consciousness or a grey-out, sleep
Little-end	n	The smaller end of a connecting rod, attached to a piston.
Little-Englander	n	A term applied at the end of the C19th who was opposed to Imperialism as a doctrine arguing that British policy should concentrate on home affairs.
Little finger	n	The smallest finger, at the outer end of the hand.
Little-good	n.	The devil. 2. a person who is consider of little worth. 2. the plant "Sunspurge" (Euphorbia Helioscopia).
Little green man	n	An imaginary person of peculiar appearance, especially from outer space.
Little lady	n	An affectionate term for one's wife or fiancee. 2. a conscending term for a female.
Little-man	n	(Jocular) the average man in the street.
Little-meal	adv	little by little.
Little mother	n	A young girl who behaves maternally towards her younger siblings.
Littleness	n	The state of being small, tiny or little.
Little-minded	adj	Small-minded, trivial (in various senses).
Little-mindness	n	The proprty or quality of being small-minded.
Littleness	n	The property of being little; smallness.
Little-old	adj	A term used emphatically or affectionately or humorously for little, ordinary or harmless.
Little one	n	Young children or animals.
Little Red Riding Hood	n	A fairy-tale about a young girl who goes to visit her sick grandmother only to meet a sly wolf disguised as a her grandmother - moral: beware of first appearances.
Little sister	n	A sibling's younger sister (used especially by parents when speaking to their children).
Little Tin God	n	A petty tyrant.
Little toe	n	The smallest toe of the foot.
Little-what	adv.	To some degree, somewhat. 2. a small portion or quantity (of); somewhat.
Little woman	n	Colloquially one's wife.
Littleworld	n.	A microcosm.
Little-worth	adj	Valueless.
Littling	n.	A little child or a young animal.
Littlish	adj	Somewhat small or tiny.
Littly	adv	In a small, modest, undistinguished way.
Live	vb.	To be alive; to have life. 2. to have permanent residence somewhere. 3. to survive; to persevere; to continue. 4. hyperbole: to cope; just have to live with it. 5. to spend, as one's life; to pass; to maintain; to continue in, constantly or habitually.
Live	phr	"Live a Lie" - pursue a false, dishonest way of life.
Live	phr	"Live and Learn" - ones learn (by bitter experience). 2. to live and learn: see "One Lives and Learns".
Live	phr	"Live and Let Live" - be unconcerned what other people do, as long as they tolerate what one does oneself.
Live	phr	"Live Away" - to live a life of extravagance.
Live	phr	"Live Beyond One's Income" - spend more than one can afford.
Live	phr	"Live By One's Wits" - survive using cunning, one's mental ability(rather than, for example, by hard work.)
Live	phr	"Live by the Sword, Fall by the Sword" - one who uses violence to achieve their aims, can expect viloent responses from others.
Live	phr	"Lived In" - have a comfortable, settled look of a home.
Live	phr	"Live Down" - to live so as to refute or subdue. 2. live down slander, get used to something shameful. 3. live in such a way that one's failings, etc are forgotten.
Live	phr	"Live For" - have as one's main reasons for living, as family, work, hobby.
Live	phr	"Live Forever" - live eternally, everlastingly.
Live	phr	"Live From Hand to Mouth" - being in poor financial circumstances to survive with little way of of safety margin. 2. to eke out a meager livelihood. 3. to exist on the barest minimum
Live	phr	"Live High" - to live luxuriously.
Live	phr	"Live In" - have as one's home or dwelling. 2. reside in the building etc where one works.
Live	phr	"Live in Clover" - having a very good future. 2. in a very good situation, esp. financially.
Live	phr	"Live in Hope (of)" - look optimistically for an improvement.
Live	phr	"Live in Sin" - cohabitation, unmarried but living as man and wife.
Live	phr}	"Live In the Fast Lane" - a very active, but a very risky way to live.
Live	phr	"Live It Up" - to live gaily and extravagance. 2. live an enjoyable, easy pleasure-filled life.
Live	phr	"Live Life to the Fullest" - live a very full life, without fear of possible consequences.
Live	phr	"Live Like a Lord" - live in luxury.
Live	phr	"Live Like Fighting Cocks" - live well - on good food.
Live	phr	"Liven Up" - become or make more cheerful or lively, as a party, lecture, a task.
Live	phr	"Live Off" - to depend on another financially. 2. to survive by eating a certain food, survive on raw fish. 3. have as one's diet.
Live	phr	"Live Off the Fat of the Land" - live in luxury. 2. enjoy the best food, drink, lodgings, entertainment, etc.
Live	phr	"Live Off the Land" - obtain sustenance from the produce of the countryside without payment.
Live	phr	"Live On" - to survive, endure, as fame or reputation. 2. feed and support oneself on a certain or stated amount, or from a certain source, as income, rent, charity
Live	phr	"Live On One's Own" - live alone, by one's self.
Live	phr	"Live One's Own Life" - to follow one's own plans and principles. 2. to live independently.
Live	phr	"Live On the Edge" - to have an adventurous, risky lifestyle. 2. to behave in a manner which is risky, and often perilous. 3. to be caught in an economic, or societal situation which one did not choose, which threatens one's well-being.
Live	phr	"Live On Top of One Another" - to live in a very crowded or overcrowded conditions.
Live	phr	"Live Out" - to complete a term of life. 2. survive to the end of a period of time. 3. reside away from the place where one works (though it might be possible to live in).
Live	phr	"Live Out of" - not have a settled life, or fixed address, as live out of a suitcase.
Live	phr	"Live Out of a Can/Tin" - subsist on canned food - which are easily prepared- usually because other foods are hard to buy or cook.
Live	phr	"Live Out One's Days" - spend one's whole life in certain circumstances, occupation, location.
Live	phr	"Live Over Again" - relive; experience again in the imagination, as a bitter experience, etc.
Live	phr	"Live Rough" - live in difficult conditions, with few or no amenities.
Live	phr	"Live Something Down" - lead a normal life until a misdeed is forgotten.
Live	phr	"Live Through" - to have the experience of and survive.
Live	phr	"Live To Fight Another Day" - have another chance to engage in a fight, contest, confrontation etc, either because one has not been too badly beaten to try again or because (as in the full quotation given first) ('He that fights and runs away! May live to fight another day).
Live	phr	"Live Together" - live in a state of cohabitation. 2. live in the same house, as husband and wife, but without being married.
Live	phr	"Live to Oneself" - live in isolation.
Live	phr	"Live to See the Day" - survive until the time whe something happens often (the impplication being that one may die first instead)
Live	phr	"Live To Tell the Tale" - survive an experience so that one may tell others what actually happened (the implication being that one might have died in the course of it).
Live	phr	"Live Under" - experience the rule of a dictator, monarch, discplinarian.
Live	phr	"Live Under the Roof Of" - reside in the same house.
Live	phr	"Live Up" - to live on a high level. 2. to take a high intellectual or position.
Live	phr	"Live Up To" - to act with full accordance with principles. 2. push one's spending to the utmost limit. 3. reach a standard that one has set set oneself; or that is expected of one.
Live	phr	"Live Well" - to have abundance of food, feed luxuriously, live very comfortably. 2. live virtuously or a virtuous life.
Live	phr	"Live With" - live together, live in a state of cohabitation. 2. endure something that is unpleasant; accept. 3. accept a situation that is difficult, unpleasant, live-threatening.
Live	phr	"Live With Oneself" - to retain one's self respect.
Live	phr	"Live With the Hounds" - to keep up the pace.
Live	phr	"Long Live" - an exclamation of loyalty (to a person...specified).
Live	phr	"One Lives and Learns" - one picks up many useful or surprizing pieces of information,has often to adjust one's opinion in the course of one' s life.
Live	phr	"The King is Dead, Long Live the King" - an announcement that the monarch who has just died. "long live the King" refers to the heir who immediately succeeds to the throne upon the death of the preceding monarch. 2. may he, she or it live for a long time, may he/she prosper.
Live	phr	"Where One Lives" - at or to the right or vital point.
Live	phr	"Within One's Lifetime" - within one's memory or experience.
Live	adj.	Of a mineral, rock: native, unwrought. 2. of air, in its native, pure.
Live-and-let-live	adj	Of, pertaining to, or following a belief in tolerance.
Live-bearer	n	A fish that retains eggs within its body, and gives birth to live, free-swimming young.
Live-bearing	n	That gives birth or bears live off-spring; viviparous.
Live-birth	n.	Fact of a child being born alive.
Live-born	adj	Born alive.
Live-broken	adj	Broken on the wheel. 2. shattered emotionally by trauma.
Lived	adj	Possessed or endowed with a certain kind of length of life. 2. that has been lived or passed through. 3. that is expressed in one's life.
Lived-in	adj.	Occupied, inhabited, well-worn.
Live-for-ever	n	A garden herb, (sedum telephum).
Live-goods	n	Livestock, including horses, cattle, sheep, goats, fowl etc.
Live-in	n.	A resident, living in an establishment (as opposed to "living out" or at home). 2. one who lives (cohabitation) with another, as in the expression "live-in-lover."
Live-in-idleness	n	The pansy or the heartease, the love-in-idleness.
Live-in-Lover	n	One who lives (cohabitation) with another,
Live-knot	n	A sound and firm knot.
Live-like	adj.	Resembling a living person.
Livelihood	n.	Coarse of life. lifetime, kind or manner of life, conduct. 2. means of living, sustenance, maintenance. 3. corporal sustenance, food, victuals. 4. income, revenue, stipend, emoluments. 5. property yielding an income, landed or inherited property; an estate, inheritance, patrimony.
Livelily	adv	In a lively manner.
Liveliness	adj.	Vivacity, living form or original. 2. the condition of being alive. 3. activity, vigour, vividness, vivacity.
Live load	n	A temporary or varying load imposed on a structure by being put to use, antonym 'dead load'. 2. a moving load or variable force acting on a structure.
Livelock	n	In computing, a livelock occurs when there are overlapping shared locks that prevent another process from acquiring the exclusive lock it needs. In everyday terms, an example of a 'livelock' occurs when two people trying to pass one another in a narrow passageway, but are both too polite to push pass. (See 'deadlock').
Live-locked	adj	Unable to go forward because of a livelock.
Live lode	n	The course of life. 2. means of support; livelihood.
Livelong	n.	Sedum Telephium, orpine
Livelong	adj	Total, complete, whole, throughout, as 'I've been at it all through the night'.
Livelong	adj.	An emotional intensive of long, used of a period of time. 2. lasting, enduring, longevity.
Lively	adv.	Animated, life-like, vivid, actively, briskly, vigorously, nimbly. 2. promptly, at once, belively. 3. in a lifelike manner, vividly. 4. clearly, plainly.
Lively-speaking	adj	Speaking with vigor and animation.
Liven	vb	To put life into, inspire, enliven, brighten up. 2. to grow lively.
Liven	phr	"Liven Up" - become or make more cheerful or lively, as a party, lecture, a task.
Livener	n	Something that enlivens, a pick-me-up.
Liveness	n	Quality or condition of being alive.
Livening	adj	That enlivens or cheers. 2. that grows lively or bright.
Live oak	n	One of the several evergreen trees with very hard timber of the oak family native in the United states , especially Quercus virgiana
Live one	n	Someone who easily fooled, victimized, or ridiculed; a chump, dupe, sucker. 2. someone who is eccentric, non-conformist, or somewhat peculiar, a nut, odd-ball, weirdo. 3. a person, thing, situation which is particularly interesting, noteworthy or urgent.
Liver	n.	The largest glandular organ of vetrebrates, situated near to diaphragm on the right side of the body, secreting bile and purifies the blood. The liver is the second largest (after the skin) organ in the human body and the largest gland (weighing an average of 1500 g). It lies under the diaphragm in the right upper abdomen and mid-abdomen and extends to the left upper abdomen.
Liver	n.	One who lives or exists; a dweller. 2. one who lives of life of pleasure.
Liver	phr	"Line of the Liver" - the line which stretches from the wrist (near the line of life) to the base of the little finger.
Liver-brown	n	Dark-brown.
Livered	adj	Coagulated, clotted. 2. heavy (of eating).
Liver-hearted	adj	Cowardly, white-livered person.
Liver-hearted	adj	Cowardly, meek, fearful.
Liverish	adj	Resenbling or characteristic of a liver in some aspect.
Liverishness	n	Symptoms attributed to a disordered condition of the liver.
Liverleaf	n	The liverwort, hepatica.
Liverless	adj	That has no liver. 2. deprived of a liver.
Liver-like	adj	Resembling or characteristic of a liver and its meat.
Livery	adj.	Of the constituency or color of liver (of oil): heavy, tenacious.
Liver-salt	n	salts to cure dyspepsia and biliousness.
Liver-shape	n	The liver has the general shape of a prism or wedge, with its base to the right and its apex to the left. It is pinkish brown in color, with a soft consistency, and is highly vascular and easily friable.
Liverspot	n	The dark brown spot, blemish or mark on the skin, usu, caused by by exposure to the sun.
Liverweight	adj	The weight and size of a human or animal liver.
Liverwort	n	A type of bryophtye named from the belief that some species of the plant look like liver and were thought useful in treating liver conditions.
Livery	adj.	Of the constituency or color of liver (of oil): heavy, tenacious.
Live-shape	n	In Drawing a polygon (using the Polygon tool) one creates a Live Shape. You'll notice the corner widget like you saw with a rectangle Live Shape which allows you to easily change the corners of the polygon. This Live Shape however contains an additional adornment that is the shape of a rhombus (diamond).
Live-shell	n	An unexploded shell.
Live-steam	n	Steam supplied direct from a boiler, before or doing its work in a cylinder; distinguished from exhaust steam.
Livestock	n.	Domestic animals generally, esp cows, horses pigs. 2. animals of any kind kept for farm use or profit. 3. (sl) body vermin, such as fleas or lice.
Livestream	n	A live broadcast of an event, etc., over the internet.
Livestream	vb	To broadcast by video or audio coverage, an event, etc live over the internet. Also: to watch or listen to such coverage, or an event.
Live streaming	n	Refers to online streaming media simultaneously recorded and broadcast in real time to the viewer. It is often simply referred to as streaming. Live stream services encompass a wide variety of topics, from social media to video games.
Lives-wet	n	Blood; life's-wet.
Liveware	n.	As opposed to hardware; people, personel, as distinct from inanimate or abstract things they work with; spec. computer personnel.
Live-wight	n.	A living thing.
Live-wire	n.	A wire through which an electric current is passing. 2. person full of energy and enthusiasm.
Living	adj	Having life. 2. in use or existing; life, alive. 3. of everyday life. 4. true to life. 5. used as an intensifier, as 'living hell'.
Living	n	The state of being alive. 2. financial means; a means of maintaining life; livelihood. 3. style of life, as 'plain living' 5.(canon law) a position in a church (usually the Church of England) that has attached to it a source of income; an ecclesiastical benefice
Living	phr	In the Land of the Living" - among those who are alive.
Living	phr	"Living End" - a person or thing, etc. that is about as much as one can stand. 2. the utmost in any situation, something that extraordinary.
Living	phr	Living Hell" - a person or thing, etc. that is about as much as one can stand.
Living	phr	"Make a Living" - to earn enough money to support oneself, and, if applicable, one's family.
Living	phr	"The Living" - those who are alive.
Living bread	n	An allusion to Christ as the spiritual food that brings eternal life.
Living-days	n.	Life itself, the days of one's life; the living years.
Living-dead	n	The undead, a zombie. 2. one whose life that is so full of suffering that he/she would be better of dead.
Living death	n.	State of misery not deseving the name of life. 2. a life that is so full of suffering that it would be better of dead.
Living hell	n	A place, state or situation of ongoing and seemingly endless suffering or misery. 2. an extremely or unpleasant situation.
Living-in	n.	The practice of living an employer's residence
Livingless	adj	Without a living.
Livingly	adv	In a living state, really vitality. 2. in a living state or manner, by course or way of life.
Livingness	n.	Quality, condition or fact of being alive or living; vigour, vivacity.
Living room	n	A room in a house for general and informal everyday use.
Living stone	n	Lithops, a southern African plant (succulent or cactus) that looks like a pebble or a rock.
Living thing	n	An organism that display the key characteristics of life. The characteristics include the ability to grow, reproduce, take in and use energy, excrete waste, respond to the environment and possess an organized structure more complex than that of non-living things.
Living will	n	A written statement of dealing a person desires future medical 6treatment in circumstances in which they likely are no longer able to express informed conset, especially an advance directive.
Living years	n	The period of one's life.
Livish	adj	Somewhat live or alive, or lively.
Livishly	adv	In somewhat of a livish manner