lavalava |
a printed cotton garment worn as a loin cloth or skirt in Polynesia, esp. by Samoans; pareu. |
lavaliere |
a pendant, often with jewels, hung from a chain around the neck. |
lava lizard |
any of a family of lizards endemic to the Galápagos Islands. |
lavatory |
a room provided with washing and often toilet facilities. [3 definitions] |
lave |
to wash or bathe. [2 definitions] |
lavender |
any of various plants of the mint family bearing spikes of pale purple flowers. [3 definitions] |
laver1 |
a large basin used for ceremonial bathing in ancient Hebrew rites. |
laver2 |
any of several ribbonlike, edible seaweeds. |
laverock |
a primarily Scottish word for "lark," a kind of songbird with a long hind claw and a musical song. |
lavish |
liberal or generous in using or spending (often fol. by "of" or "in"). [3 definitions] |
lavishly |
in a manner that displays wealth or abundance; luxuriantly. |
law |
the set of customs, statutes, or rules that govern a society. [6 definitions] |
law-abiding |
obeying or observing the law. |
lawbreaker |
one who disobeys the law. |
law court |
a court of law. |
lawful |
permitted by law; legal. [3 definitions] |
lawgiver |
one who makes or approves laws; legislator. [2 definitions] |
lawless |
violating or not heeding the law, often habitually. [2 definitions] |
lawmaker |
one who makes or approves laws; legislator. |
lawman |
a male officer of the law, such as a marshal, sheriff, or constable. |
lawn1 |
a stretch or plot of ground planted with grass or other low-growing ground covers and usu. mowed short. |