5 letter words that start with L

5 letter words that start with L

5 letter L word

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laari 9 6 a monetary unit of t...
labda 11 10 (Greek) the Greek le...
label 12 10 to attach a tag to [...
labia 11 9 LABIUM, a fold of th...
labis 12 9 the eucharistic spoo...
labor 11 9 to work, also LABOUR...
labra 11 9 LABRUM, a liplike st...
laced 12 10 LACE, to draw togeth...
lacer 12 9 one that laces [n -S...
laces 12 9 LACE, to draw togeth...
lacet 12 9 a kind of lacework [...
lacey 18 11 resembling lacework,...
lacks 14 13 LACK, to be without...
laddy 16 10 laddish in behaviour...
laded 9 8 LADE, to load with c...
laden 8 8 to load with cargo,...
lader 9 7 one who lades [n -S]
lades 9 7 LADE, to load with c...
ladle 10 8 to serve with a larg...
laers 9 6 LAER, to make a defe...
laevo 10 10 turning towards the...
lagan 9 9 goods thrown into th...
lager 10 8 to form a defensive...
lahal 12 9 a team game played b...
lahar 11 8 a flowing mass of vo...
laich 15 11 (Scots) a piece of l...
laics 13 9 LAIC, a lay person [...
laids 10 7 LAID, (Scots) to loa...
laigh 13 10 (Scots) low, also LA...
laika 10 10 (Russian) a breed of...
laiks 11 10 LAIK, (Scots) to spo...
laird 10 7 the owner of a lande...
lairs 10 6 LAIR, to go to a lai...
lairy 16 8 flashily dressed [ad...
laith 12 8 (Scots) loth, also L...
laity 16 8 the non-clerical mem...
laked 10 11 LAKE [v]
laker 10 10 a fish found in lake...
lakes 10 10 LAKE [v]
lakhs 13 12 LAKH, (Hindi) a unit...
lakin 10 11 (Shakespeare) a litt...
laksa 10 10 (Malay) rice noodles...
laldy 17 10 (Scots) a beating or...
lalls 12 8 LALL, to articulate...
lamas 10 9 LAMA, a Buddhist mon...
lambs 13 12 LAMB, to give birth...
lamby 19 14 resembling a lamb [a...
lamed 10 10 (Hebrew) a Hebrew le...
lamer 10 9 LAME, disabled in th...
lames 10 9 LAME, to make lame [...
lamia 10 9 a mythical monster w...
lammy 18 14 a thick quilted jump...
lamps 13 12 LAMP, to supply with...
lanai 8 7 (Hawaiian) a veranda...
lanas 8 7 LANA, the wood of th...
lance 11 10 to pierce with a spe...
lanch 14 12 to throw, as a lance...
lande 8 8 (French) a heathy pl...
lands 9 8 LAND, to set down on...
lanes 8 7 LANE, a narrow passa...
lanks 10 11 LANK, to become limp...
lanky 16 13 tall and thin [adj L...
lants 9 7 LANT, stale urine, u...
lapel 12 10 an extension of the...
lapin 11 10 (French) rabbit, rab...
lapis 12 9 (Latin) a stone, as...
lapje 13 18 (Afrikaans) a rag or...
lapse 11 9 to pass into disuse...
larch 15 11 any tree of the coni...
lards 10 7 LARD, to smear with...
lardy 16 9 like lard [adj LARDI...
laree 8 6 a monetary unit of M...
lares 9 6 LARE, lore; learning...
large 10 8 generosity [n -S] /...
largo 10 8 a slow musical movem...
laris 10 6 LARI, a monetary uni...
larks 11 10 LARK, to behave play...
larky 17 12 given to larking, al...
larns 9 7 LARN, (dialect) to l...
larnt 9 7 LARN, (dialect) to l...
larum 11 10 (archaic) alarm, als...
larva 11 10 an animal in an imma...
lased 9 7 LASE, to use a laser...
laser 9 6 a source of high-int...
lases 9 6 LASE, to use a laser...
lassi 10 6 (Hindi) a drink base...
lasso 9 6 to catch with a long...
lassu 10 7 the slow movement of...
lassy 16 8 molasses [n LASSIES]
lasts 10 6 LAST, to continue in...
latah 11 8 a psychological cond...
latch 15 11 to close a gate with...
lated 9 7 (Shakespeare) belate...
laten 8 7 to make or grow late...
later 9 6 LATE, coming after t...
latex 15 13 the milky juice of r...
lathe 11 8 a machine for turnin...
lathi 12 8 (Hindi) in India, a...
laths 12 8 LATH, to cover with...
lathy 18 10 like a lath; long an...
latke 10 10 (Yiddish) a traditio...
latte 9 6 a white coffee [n -S...
latus 10 7 LATU, an edible Asia...
lauan 8 8 a lightweight hardwo...
lauch 15 12 (Scots) to laugh [v...
lauds 10 8 LAUD, to praise [v]
laufs 12 10 LAUF, a run in a bob...
laugh 13 11 to express mirth by...
laund 9 9 (Shakespeare) a glad...
laura 9 7 a group of huts or c...
lavas 11 10 LAVA, molten rock th...
laved 11 11 LAVE, (archaic) to w...
laver 11 10 an edible seaweed of...
laves 11 10 LAVE, (archaic) to w...
lavra 11 10 (Greek) a group of h...
lavvy 20 16 (colloquial) lavator...
lawed 12 10 LAW, (obsolete) to t...
lawer 12 9 LAW, (Scots) low [ad...
lawin 12 10 (Scots) a bill or re...
lawks 14 13 (dialect) an interje...
lawns 12 10 LAWN, a smooth space...
lawny 18 12 covered with lawn [a...
laxer 15 13 LAX, slack or loose...
laxes 15 13 LAX, a kind of salmo...
laxly 23 16 LAX, slack or loose...
layed 15 9 LAY, to deposit as a...
layer 15 8 a single thickness,...
layin 15 9 a basketball score m...
layup 18 12 a shot in basketball...
lazar 12 15 a leper or person wi...
lazed 12 16 LAZE, to pass time i...
lazes 12 15 LAZE, to pass time i...
lazos 12 15 LAZO, to catch with...
lazzi 16 24 LAZZO, a comic dialo...
lazzo 15 24 a comic dialogue [n...
leach 14 11 to allow a liquid to...
leads 9 7 LEAD, to go in advan...
leady 15 9 resembling lead [adj...
leafs 11 9 LEAF, to turn pages...
leafy 17 11 abounding in leaves,...
leaks 10 10 LEAK, to seep throug...
leaky 16 12 inclined to leak [ad...
leams 10 9 LEAM, (archaic) to g...
leans 8 7 LEAN, to incline or...
leant 8 7 LEAN, to incline or...
leany 14 9 (Spenser) lean [adj]
leaps 11 9 LEAP, to spring off...
leapt 11 9 LEAP, to spring off...
leare 8 6 (Scots) to teach, al...
learn 8 7 to be informed [v LE...
lears 9 6 LEAR, (Scots) to tea...
leary 15 8 cunning, wary, also...
lease 8 6 to contract the loan...
leash 11 8 to hold by a lead or...
least 9 6 the smallest in size...
leats 9 6 LEAT, a millstream [...
leave 10 10 to go away from [v L...
leavy 17 12 full of leaves, also...
leaze 11 15 a pasture [n -S]
leben 10 10 a kind of Eastern yo...
leccy 22 14 (colloquial) electri...
ledes 9 7 LEDE, the introducto...
ledge 10 9 a narrow, shelflike...
ledgy 17 11 abounding in ledges;...
ledum 11 11 a plant of the Labra...
leear 8 6 (Scots) a liar [n -S...
leech 14 11 a bloodsucking annel...
leeks 10 10 LEEK, a vegetable of...
leeps 11 9 LEEP, (Hindi) to pla...
leers 9 6 LEER, to look with a...
leery 15 8 cunning, wary, also...
leese 8 6 (Shakespeare) to los...
leets 9 6 LEET, a former Engli...
leeze 11 15 as in leeze me, Scot...
lefte 11 9 (Spenser) lifted [v]
lefts 12 9 LEFT, the left side...
lefty 18 11 someone who is polit...
legal 11 9 according to law [ad...
leger 10 8 one who sells short...
leges 10 8 LEX, (Latin) law [n]
legge 11 10 (Shakespeare) the dr...
leggo 11 10 (short for) let go [...
leggy 18 12 having long legs [ad...
legit 11 8 a legitimate drama [...
lehrs 12 8 LEHR, a glass-anneal...
lehua 11 9 (Hawaiian) a Polynes...
leirs 10 6 LEIR, (Scots) to tea...
leish 12 8 (Scots) active, supp...
leman 9 10 (archaic) a lover, s...
lemed 10 10 LEME, to gleam, glow...
lemel 11 10 the dust and filings...
lemes 10 9 LEME, to gleam, glow...
lemma 11 12 a type of propositio...
lemme 11 12 (short for) let me [...
lemon 9 10 a pale yellow oval c...
lemur 11 10 an arboreal mammal r...
lends 9 8 LEND, to give for a...
lenes 8 7 LENIS, a speech soun...
lengs 10 9 LENG, to tarry [v]
lenis 9 7 a speech sound requi...
lenos 8 7 LENO, a thin, muslin...
lense 8 7 a lens, transparent...
lenti 9 7 LENTO, a slow musica...
lento 8 7 a slow musical movem...
leone 7 7 the standard monetar...
leper 11 9 one affected with le...
lepid 12 10 pleasant, jocose [ad...
lepra 11 9 (Latin) leprosy; a m...
lepta 11 9 LEPTON, a monetary u...
lered 9 7 LERE, (Scots) to tea...
leres 9 6 LERE, (Scots) to tea...
lerps 12 9 LERP, (Native Austra...
lesbo 11 9 (colloquial) a lesbi...
leses 9 6 LES, (short for) a l...
lests 10 6 LEST, (Spenser) to l...
letch 15 11 to engage in lechery...
lethe 11 8 forgetfulness [n -S]
letup 12 10 an easing off [n -S]
leuch 15 12 LAUCH, (Scots) to la...
leuco 12 10 as in leuco base, a...
leuds 10 8 LEUD, a feudal vassa...
leugh 13 11 LAUCH, (Scots) to la...
levas 11 10 LEV, a unit of Bulga...
levee 10 10 (historical) an earl...
level 12 11 even [adj LEVELLER,...
lever 11 10 to prise open [v -ED...
leves 11 10 LEVE, a beloved, als...
levin 11 11 (archaic) lightning...
levis 12 10 (tradename) heavy cl...
lewis 13 9 a dovetailed iron te...
lexes 15 13 LEX, (Latin) law [n]
lexis 16 13 the total stock of w...
lezes 12 15 LEZ, (short for) a l...
lezza 15 24 (short for) a lesbia...
lezzy 22 26 (short for) a lesbia...
liana 8 7 any climbing plant,...
liane 8 7 any climbing plant,...
liang 10 9 a Chinese unit of we...
liard 10 7 grey; dapple-grey, a...
liars 10 6 LIAR, one that speak...
liart 10 6 grey; dapple-grey, a...
libel 13 10 to make a defamatory...
liber 12 9 a book of public rec...
libra 12 9 an ancient Roman uni...
libri 13 9 LIBER, a book of pub...
lichi 16 11 a tropical fruit, al...
licht 16 11 (Scots) light [adj L...
licit 14 9 not forbidden by law...
licks 15 13 LICK, to lap, taste...
lidar 10 7 a system of using la...
lidos 10 7 LIDO, a bathing beac...
liefs 12 9 LIEF, a beloved [n]
liege 10 8 (historical) a perso...
liens 9 7 LIEN, a right to kee...
liers 10 6 LIER, one who lies [...
lieus 10 7 LIEU, (French) a pla...
lieve 11 10 (archaic) beloved, d...
lifer 12 9 a prisoner serving a...
lifes 12 9 LIFE, the state of f...
lifts 13 9 LIFT, to raise highe...
ligan 10 9 goods thrown into th...
liger 11 8 the offspring of a m...
ligge 12 10 (dialect) to lie, al...
light 14 10 having little weight...
ligne 10 9 a measure of watch m...
liked 11 11 LIKE, to be fond of...
liken 10 11 to represent as simi...
liker 11 10 one who likes [n -S]
likes 11 10 LIKE, to be fond of...
likin 11 11 an old Chinese trans...
lilac 14 10 a flowering shrub, a...
lills 13 8 LILL, (Spenser) to l...
lilos 11 7 LILO, (tradename) an...
lilts 12 7 LILT, to sing or spe...
liman 10 10 the deposit of slime...
limas 11 9 LIMA, an edible seed...
limax 17 16 (Latin) a slug [n LI...
limba 13 12 a kind of African tr...
limbi 14 12 LIMBUS, a distinctiv...
limbo 13 12 a place of oblivion...
limbs 14 12 LIMB, to cut off the...
limby 20 14 having many large br...
limed 11 10 LIME, to treat with...
limen 10 10 a threshold, a limit...
limes 11 9 (Latin) an ancient R...
limey 17 11 a British sailor [n...
limit 12 9 to restrict [v -ED,...
limma 12 12 in prosody, a pause...
limns 11 10 LIMN, (archaic) to p...
limos 11 9 LIMO, (short for) a...
limpa 13 12 rye bread made with...
limps 14 12 LIMP, to walk lamely...
linac 12 10 a linear particle ac...
linch 15 12 an unploughed strip...
linds 10 8 LIND, a lime-tree, a...
lindy 16 10 to perform the lindy...
lined 9 8 LINE, to mark out wi...
linen 8 8 a fabric woven from...
liner 9 7 a passenger ship, es...
lines 9 7 LINE, to mark out wi...
liney 15 9 resembling a line, a...
linga 10 9 (Sanskrit) the phall...
lingo 10 9 (colloquial) languag...
lings 11 9 LING, any of various...
lingy 17 11 covered with heaths...
linin 9 8 (Greek) a substance...
links 11 11 LINK, to connect [v]
linky 17 13 full of interlocking...
linns 9 8 LINN, (Scots) a wate...
linny 15 10 a shed, also LINHAY,...
linos 9 7 LINO, (short for) li...
lints 10 7 LINT, an absorbent c...
linty 16 9 covered with lint [a...
linum 11 11 a plant of the flax...
linux 16 15 (tradename) a nonpro...
lions 9 7 LION, a large, carni...
lipas 12 9 LIPA, a Croatian mon...
lipes 12 9 LIPE, a lurching or...
lipid 13 10 any of a class of fa...
lipin 12 10 any of a class of fa...
lipos 12 9 LIPO, (colloquial) a...
lippy 21 14 impertinent [adj LIP...
liras 10 6 LIRA, (Italian) an I...
lirks 12 10 LIRK, (Scots) to wri...
lirot 10 6 LIRA, (Italian) an I...
lisks 12 10 LISK, the groin [n]
lisle 11 7 a fine, tightly twis...
lisps 13 9 LISP, to pronounce t...
lists 11 6 LIST, to write down...
litai 10 6 LITAS, a former mone...
litas 10 6 a former monetary un...
lited 10 7 LITE, (Spenser) to a...
liter 10 6 (US) a measure of ca...
lites 10 6 LITE, (Spenser) to a...
lithe 12 8 supple [adj LITHER,...
litho 12 8 (short for) lithogra...
liths 13 8 LITH, (Scots) a join...
litre 10 6 a unit of capacity,...
lived 12 11 LIVE, to function as...
liven 11 11 to make lively [v -E...
liver 12 10 a secreting organ [n...
lives 12 10 LIVE, to function as...
livid 13 11 of bluish leaden col...
livor 12 10 lividness of colour...
livre 12 10 a former monetary un...
llama 11 10 a South American cud...
llano 9 8 an open, grassy plai...
loach 14 11 a freshwater fish [n...
loads 9 7 LOAD, to place goods...
loafs 11 9 LOAF, to pass time i...
loams 10 9 LOAM, to cover with...
loamy 16 11 resembling loam [adj...
loans 8 7 LOAN, to lend [v]
loast 9 6 LOOSE, to set free,...
loath 11 8 unwilling, also LAIT...
loave 10 10 to form a head as in...
lobar 11 9 of or relating to a...
lobby 20 14 to seek to influence...
lobed 11 10 LOBE, to divide into...
lobes 11 9 LOBE, to divide into...
lobos 11 9 LOBO, the timber wol...
lobus 12 10 a lobe [n LOBI]
local 13 10 from the immediate a...
loche 14 11 a fish of the cod fa...
lochs 15 11 LOCH, (Scots) a lake...
locie 12 9 an engine used in lo...
locis 13 9 LOCI, an engine used...
locks 14 13 LOCK, to secure with...
locos 12 9 LOCO, to poison with...
locum 14 13 a temporary substitu...
locus 13 10 (Latin) a place, a l...
loden 8 8 (German) a thick wat...
lodes 9 7 LODE, a deposit of v...
lodge 10 9 to provide temporary...
loess 9 6 (German) a fine-grai...
lofts 12 9 LOFT, to propel high...
lofty 18 11 very high [adj LOFTI...
logan 9 9 a rocking-stone [n -...
loges 10 8 LOGE, (French) a sma...
loggy 18 12 sluggish, also LOGY...
logia 10 8 LOGION, a saying att...
logic 14 11 the science of reaso...
logie 10 8 the space in front o...
login 10 9 access to a mainfram...
logoi 10 8 LOGOS, the rational...
logon 9 9 access to a mainfram...
logos 10 8 the rational princip...
lohan 10 9 (Sanskrit) a Buddhis...
loids 10 7 LOID, to open a lock...
loins 9 7 LOIN, meat from the...
loipe 11 9 a track for cross-co...
loirs 10 6 LOIR, a European dor...
lokes 10 10 LOKE, (dialect) a sh...
lolls 12 8 LOLL, to lounge, als...
lolly 18 10 (short for) a lollip...
lolog 11 9 the logarithm of a l...
lomas 10 9 LOMA, a membranous f...
lomed 10 10 LOME, to cover with...
lomes 10 9 LOME, to cover with...
loner 8 7 one who avoids other...
longa 9 9 a long note [n -S]
longe 9 9 to guide a horse by...
longs 10 9 LONG, to desire stro...
looby 17 11 a large, awkward per...
looed 8 7 LOO, to love, also L...
looey 14 8 a lieutenant of the...
loofa 10 9 a tropical vine, als...
loofs 11 9 LOOF, the palm of th...
looie 8 6 (colloquial) a lieut...
looks 10 10 LOOK, to use one's s...
looky 16 12 an interjection: loo...
looms 10 9 LOOM, to appear indi...
loons 8 7 LOON, a diving water...
loony 14 9 crazy [adj LOONIER,...
loops 11 9 LOOP, to form oval o...
loopy 17 11 full of loops [adj L...
loord 9 7 a lout [n -S]
loose 8 6 slack [adj LOOSER, L...
loots 9 6 LOOT, to plunder [v]
loped 11 10 LOPE, to run with a...
loper 11 9 one of a pair of sli...
lopes 11 9 LOPE, to run with a...
loppy 20 14 hanging limply [adj...
loral 10 7 pertaining to the lo...
loran 8 7 an acronym for long-...
lords 10 7 LORD, to rule over o...
lordy 16 9 a mild interjection...
lorel 10 7 a good for nothing f...
lores 9 6 LORE, a traditional...
loric 13 9 a leather corslet; t...
loris 10 6 the slender lemur of...
lorry 16 8 a vehicle used for t...
losed 9 7 LOSE, to misplace or...
losel 10 7 a good for nothing f...
losen 8 7 (Spenser) to loosen...
loser 9 6 one who loses [n -S]
loses 9 6 LOSE, to misplace or...
lossy 16 8 of a compression for...
lotah 11 8 a small brass water...
lotas 9 6 LOTA, a small brass...
lotes 9 6 LOTE, (archaic) a lo...
lotic 13 9 pertaining to moving...
lotos 9 6 an aquatic plant, al...
lotsa 9 6 (colloquial) a lot o...
lotta 9 6 (colloquial) a lot o...
lotte 9 6 (French) a food fish...
lotto 9 6 a game played by cov...
lotus 10 7 any of various plant...
loued 9 8 LOU, (Scots) to love...
lough 13 11 (Irish) a lake [n -S...
louie 9 7 (colloquial) a lieut...
louis 10 7 a former gold coin o...
louma 10 10 a weekly market in r...
lound 9 9 (Scots) to calm, als...
louns 9 8 LOUN, (Scots) to cal...
loupe 11 10 (French) a jeweller'...
loups 12 10 LOUP, (Scots) to lea...
loure 9 7 (French) an old slow...
lours 10 7 LOUR, to look sullen...
loury 16 9 gloomy, louring, als...
louse 9 7 to spoil or bungle [...
lousy 16 9 infested with lice [...
louts 10 7 LOUT, (obsolete) to...
lovat 11 10 a greyish or bluish-...
loved 11 11 LOVE, to feel great...
lover 11 10 someone who loves [n...
loves 11 10 LOVE, to feel great...
lovey 17 12 fondly affectionate...
lovie 11 10 an endearment, love,...
lowan 11 10 (Native Australian)...
lowed 12 10 LOW, to utter the so...
lower 12 9 to appear dark and t...
lowes 12 9 LOWE, (Scots) to bla...
lowly 20 12 in a low position of...
lownd 12 11 (Scots) sheltered, c...
lowne 11 10 (Scots) sheltered, c...
lowns 12 10 LOWN, to calm, also...
lowps 15 12 LOWP, (Scots) to lea...
lowry 19 11 a kind of small parr...
lowse 12 9 (Scots) loose [adj L...
lowts 13 9 LOWT, (obsolete) to...
loxed 15 14 LOX, to supply with...
loxes 15 13 LOX, to supply with...
loyal 16 9 faithful [adj LOYALE...
lozen 11 16 (Scots) a windowpane...
luach 15 12 (Judaism) an inscrib...
luaus 10 8 LUAU, (Hawaiian) a d...
lubed 12 11 LUBE, to lubricate [...
lubes 12 10 LUBE [n]
lubra 12 10 (Native Australian)...
luces 13 10 LUCE, the pike or ja...
lucid 14 11 easily understood [a...
lucks 15 14 LUCK, to succeed by...
lucky 21 16 fortunate [adj LUCKI...
lucre 13 10 sordid gain; riches...
ludes 10 8 LUDE, a type of seda...
ludic 14 11 aimlessly playful [a...
ludos 10 8 LUDO, a simple board...
luffa 14 13 a kind of vine, whos...
luffs 15 13 LUFF, to steer a sai...
luged 11 10 LUGE, to race on a s...
luger 11 9 one who rides a luge...
luges 11 9 LUGE, to race on a s...
lulls 13 9 LULL, to cause to sl...
lulus 12 9 LULU, an outstanding...
lumas 11 10 LUMA, a unit of curr...
lumbi 14 13 LUMBUS, (Latin) the...
lumen 10 11 a unit of luminous f...
lumme 12 13 (colloquial) an inte...
lummy 19 15 (slang) excellent [a...
lumps 14 13 LUMP, to make into a...
lumpy 20 15 full of lumps [adj L...
lunar 9 8 the distance of the...
lunas 9 8 LUNA, a North Americ...
lunch 15 13 to eat a midday meal...
lunes 9 8 LUNE, a crescent-sha...
lunet 9 8 a little moon or sat...
lunge 10 10 to make a sudden plu...
lungi 11 10 (Hindi) in India, a...
lungs 11 10 LUNG, a respiratory...
lunks 11 12 LUNK, a stupid perso...
lunts 10 8 LUNT, to kindle [v]
lupin 12 11 any papilionaceous p...
lupus 13 11 a skin disease [n -E...
lurch 16 12 to roll or pitch sud...
lured 10 8 LURE, to attract wit...
lurer 10 7 one who lures [n -S]
lures 10 7 LURE, to attract wit...
lurex 16 14 (tradename) a thin g...
lurgi 12 9 (facetious) a fictit...
lurgy 18 11 (facetious) a fictit...
lurid 11 8 shining with a red g...
lurks 12 11 LURK, to lie in wait...
lurry 17 9 (Milton) a confused...
lurve 12 11 (slang) romantic lov...
luser 10 7 a user of a computer...
lushy 19 11 tipsy [adj LUSHIER,...
lusks 12 11 LUSK, to lie about l...
lusts 11 7 LUST, to have a stro...
lusty 17 9 full of vigour [adj...
lusus 11 8 (Latin) a sport or f...
lutea 9 7 LUTEUM, a hormone-se...
luted 10 8 LUTE, to play on the...
luter 10 7 a lute-player, also...
lutes 10 7 LUTE, to play on the...
luvvy 21 17 (colloquial) a membe...
luxed 16 15 LUX, to clean with a...
luxer 16 14 LUXE, (French) luxur...
luxes 16 14 LUXE [n]
lweis 13 9 LWEI, a monetary uni...
lyams 17 11 LYAM, a kind of bloo...
lyard 16 9 grey, dapple-grey, a...
lyart 16 8 grey, dapple-grey, a...
lyase 15 8 an enzyme [n -S]
lycea 18 11 LYCEUM, a hall for p...
lycee 18 11 a French secondary s...
lycra 19 11 (tradename) a type o...
lying 17 11 untruthful [adj LYIN...
lymes 17 11 LYME, a kind of bloo...
lymph 22 16 a body fluid contain...
lynch 21 14 to judge and put to...
lynes 15 9 LYNE, (Spenser) line...
lyres 16 8 LYRE, an ancient har...
lyric 20 11 of poems or their au...
lysed 16 9 LYSE, to cause to un...
lyses 16 8 LYSE, to cause to un...
lysin 16 9 a substance capable...
lysis 17 8 the disintegration o...
lysol 17 9 (tradename) a kind o...
lyssa 16 8 rabies or hydrophobi...
lyted 16 9 LYTE, to alight, als...
lytes 16 8 LYTE, to alight, als...
lythe 18 10 (Scots) a fish of th...
lytic 20 11 relating to lysis, t...
lytta 16 8 a fibrous band in th...