logogriph |
a word puzzle. |
logomachy |
an argument about words. [3 definitions] |
log on |
to enter a computer system with a password. |
logorrhea |
incoherent, excessive speech. |
logotype |
a single piece of type that carries two or more usu. separate letters or elements. [2 definitions] |
log out |
to give the command to exit a digital account for which one has a user name and password. |
logroll |
to obtain the passage of (a bill) by political logrolling. [2 definitions] |
logrolling |
the action of rolling floating logs with one's feet, esp. as a game of skill; birling. [2 definitions] |
-logue |
spoken or written discourse. |
logwood |
a tropical American tree that has a hard brownish red heartwood, thorny branches, and yellow flowers. [2 definitions] |
-logy |
science, study, or doctrine of. [2 definitions] |
logy |
tired and unenergetic; sluggish; lethargic. |
Lohengrin |
in Germanic legend, a knight of the Holy Grail. |
loin |
the part on either side of the spine between the lower ribs and the hipbone. [3 definitions] |
loincloth |
a strip of cloth worn about the loins or hips. |
loiter |
to linger, esp. in a public place, for little or no reason; stand around idly. [3 definitions] |
loll |
to stand, lean, or lie in a lazy or relaxed manner; lounge. [3 definitions] |
Lollard |
in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, a follower of the English religious reformer John Wycliffe. |
lollipop |
a piece of hard candy attached to the end of a small stick. |
lollygag |
to waste time in trivial or pointless activity or in inactivity. |
Lombardy poplar |
a tall, very slender tree, with branches that curve sharply upward. |