liveryman |
one who owns or is employed in a livery stable. |
livery stable |
a stable where horses may be boarded or horses and carriages may be hired. |
lives |
pl. of life. |
livestock |
(used with a sing. or pl. verb) domestic animals, such as cows, horses, or sheep, raised or kept on a farm or ranch. |
live up to |
to act or succeed in a way that is equal to (certain expectations). [2 definitions] |
live wire |
a wire or other electric conductor that is carrying electric current. [2 definitions] |
live with |
to tolerate; put up with. |
livid |
very angry; full of rage; furious. [3 definitions] |
living |
having life. [10 definitions] |
living death |
a completely miserable and joyless life. |
living room |
a room in a residence, usu. with a couch, armchairs, and the like, used for various social and leisure activities. |
living wage |
a wage that provides enough money for living at minimum acceptable standards. |
living will |
a document directing that all medical life-support systems or treatment that prolong the signer's life be ended in the event of a terminal illness. |
livre |
a money of account and a coinage in France until 1794. |
lizard |
any of numerous reptiles with rough scaly skin, four legs, and a long tapering tail. [2 definitions] |
Ljubljana |
the capital of Slovenia. |
llama |
any of several woolly-haired mammals of South America that are related to but smaller than camels and are sometimes raised for their wool. [2 definitions] |
llano |
a large, open grassy plain, esp. one in Central or South America or southwestern North America. |
LL.B. |
abbreviation of "legum baccalaureus" (Latin); Bachelor of Laws. |
LL.D. |
abbreviation of "legum doctor" (Latin); Doctor of Laws. |
lm |
abbreviation of "lumen," a unit of measure of the flow of light, equal to the flow from a light source of one-candle strength, measured on a unit surface at a unit distance. |