loupe |
a small, high-powered magnifying lens used by jewelers, that is held or worn close to the eye. |
lour |
variant of lower2. |
louse |
any of a large variety of very small, flightless, parasitic insects that live on the bodies of mammals and birds. [3 definitions] |
lousewort |
any of numerous plants of the figwort family bearing clusters of irregular, variously colored flowers. |
lousy |
having many lice, as on the body. [4 definitions] |
lout |
someone who is clumsy, stupid, or unmannered; oaf. |
louver |
any of a set of narrow openings between slanted horizontal slats in a door, window, or shutter. [3 definitions] |
Louvre |
a building in Paris constructed as a royal palace and now a national museum of art. |
lovable |
having a nature that attracts love. |
lovage |
a European herb whose leaves and aromatic seeds are used as seasonings. |
lovat |
a variegated color, mostly green with shades of blue and gray, often found in tweeds. |
love |
deep and strong affection for another person or thing, esp. a friend, relative, or pet. [12 definitions] |
loveable |
combined form of love. |
love affair |
a relationship or episode between lovers, esp. a romantic or sexual one. [2 definitions] |
love beads |
a string of colorful, usu. handmade beads, worn esp. by young people as a symbol of the counterculture during the 1960s. |
lovebird |
any of a number of small parrots, popular as pets, that appear to be very affectionate to each other. [2 definitions] |
lovebug |
a small black fly of the southeastern United States that swarms in large numbers in May and September. |
love feast |
in early Christianity, a meal eaten together as a token of charity and brotherly love. [3 definitions] |
love game |
a game in which the losing team or player does not score any points. |
love-hate |
characterized by simultaneous feelings of love and hatred. |
loveless |
lacking love. [3 definitions] |