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labor (noun)
form plural: labors
strenuous physical or mental work; toil; exertion
labor (verb)
forms: labored; labored; laboring
to work; to toil; to exert oneself; to work hard
lack (noun)
form plural: lacks
need; want; shortage; absence
lack (verb)
forms: lacked; lacked; lacking
to be short of; to be without; to be missing; to need; to want
landscape (noun)
form plural: landscapes
view; scenery; horizontal page orientation
landscaper (noun)
form plural: landscapers
person who designs gardens or large areas
language (noun)
form plural: languages
spoken or written words with which people communicate thoughts and feelings
large (adjective)
big; enormous; wide; spacious; famous
last (adjective)
coming after all others; most recent; final; newest
last (adverb)
after all others; finally; at the end; most recently
last (noun)
form plural: lasts
end; conclusion; final appearance; power of endurance; vitality; unit of weight
last (verb)
forms: lasted; lasted; lasting
to continue; to suffice; to endure; to persist
lasting (adjective)
continuing; enduring; remaining for a long time; durable
lasting (noun)
form plural: no plural
strong durable fabric; persistence
late (adjective)
coming or occurring after the usual or expected time; tardy; slow; delayed
late (adverb)
after the usual or expected time; tardily; recently; far on time; formerly
launch (noun)
form plural: launches
act of sending out; act of starting or initiating; commencement; inauguration
launch (verb)
forms: launched; launched; launching
to start; to run; to activate; to inaugurate; to break into
law (noun)
form plural: laws
rule enacted by a community or country; custom; principle; convention
lawsuit (noun)
form plural: lawsuits
case in a court of law brought by one party against another; legal claim
lawyer (noun)
form plural: lawyers
person who represents people in a court or advises them on legal matters; attorney; barrister
lay off (verb)
forms: laid off; laid off; laying off
to postpone; to dismiss from a job; to fire
layer (noun)
form plural: layers
thickness of some material that covers a surface; covering; bed; stratum
layman (noun)
form plural: laymen
unexperienced person
layout (noun)
form plural: layouts
arrangement; plan; sketch; drawing; something which has been arranged
lb (abbreviation, acronym)
libra (lb.)
pound; unit of weight in ancient Rome equaling approximately 12 ounces
lead (adjective)
most important; main; first; opening; beginning
lead (noun)
form plural: leads
guidance; advance position; first place; guide
lead (verb)
forms: led; led; leading
to conduct; to guide; to direct; to influence
leader (noun)
form plural: leaders
head; chief; director; carrier; main article
leaflet (noun)
form plural: leaflets
sheet of paper on which information has been printed; flyer
leakage (noun)
form plural: leakages
something which escapes or passes through a hole or opening (i.e. liquid, gas, etc.)
lease (noun)
form plural: leases
a contract granting use or occupation of property during a specified time for a specified payment
lease (verb)
forms: leased; leased; leasing
to rent out property for a specific period of time; to let
least (adjective)
smallest in size; smallest in amount; lowest in importance
least (adverb)
to the smallest extent possible
least (noun)
form plural: leasts
something which is smallest in size or importance
leather (noun)
form plural: leathers
tanned and preserved animal skin; item made of animal skin
leave (noun)
form plural: leaves
vacation; time off; permission to be absent; departure; farewell
leave (verb)
forms: left; left; leaving
to depart; to exit; to quit; to omit; to let alone
lecture (noun)
form plural: lectures
discourse given before an audience; tedious reprimand; formal reproof
lecture (verb)
forms: lectured; lectured; lecturing
to deliver a discourse before an audience; to reprimand tediously
legacy (noun)
form plural: legacies
inheritance; bequest; something handed down from one's ancestors
legal (adjective)
of or pertaining to the law; allowed by law
legitimate (adjective)
lawful; acceptable; justified; authorized
legitimate (verb)
forms: legitimated; legitimated; legitimating
to make valid; to make lawful; to justify; to make permissible
leisure (noun)
form: no plural
time free from work other demands and duties; free time; rest; recreation
lend (verb)
forms: lent; lent; lending
to give on a temporary basis; to give money as a loan; to donate
lesson (noun)
form plural: lessons
exercise; assignment given to a student; something to be studied and learned
lesson (verb)
forms: lessoned; lessoned; lessoning
to instruct; to teach; to scold; to reprove; to rebuke
letter (noun)
form plural: letters
character which is part of an alphabet; written communication sent to a person or organization
letterhead (noun)
form plural: letterheads
line printed at the top of a piece of stationary
level (adjective)
straight; equal; even; honest
level (noun)
form plural: levels
degree; rank; height; plane; flat horizontal plain
level (verb)
forms: leveled; leveled; leveling
to straighten; to flatten; to make even; to equalize
lever (noun)
form plural: levers
a simple machine that gives a mechanical advantage when given a fulcrum
leverage (noun)
form: no plural
influence; ability to affect or alter people or circumstance
leverage (verb)
forms: leveraged; leveraged; leveraging
to use one's influence to affect people or circumstances
levy (noun)
form plural: levies
a charge imposed and collected
levy (verb)
forms: levied; levied; levying
to impose a tax or fine; to conscript troops
liability (noun)
form plural: liabilities
financial obligation; debt; responsibility; obligation
liable (adjective)
under legal obligation; responsible; prone
liberal (adjective)
in favor of reform; supporting a progressive philosophy; tolerant; open-minded
liberal (noun)
form plural: liberals
person who favors political and social reform
library (noun)
form plural: libraries
place where one can borrow books
license (noun)
form plural: licenses
permit; official permission; authorization; document which shows proof of authorization; certificate
license (verb)
forms: licensed; licensed; licensing
to grant a permit; to authorize; to permit; to allow
lifestyle (noun)
form plural: lifestyles
way of life
likelihood (noun)
form: no plural
probability; chance; feasibility; possibility
likely (adjective)
reasonable; probable; possible; appropriate; promising
likely (adverb)
seemingly; probably
limit (noun)
form plural: limits
point at which something ends; edge; border; restriction; restraint
limit (verb)
forms: limited; limited; limiting
to create boundaries; to restrict; to reduce; to function as a border
limited (adjective)
confined within a boundary; restricted; narrow; mediocre
line (noun)
form plural: lines
long thin mark; row; border; domain; tactic
line (verb)
forms: lined; lined; lining
to place in a row; to cover the inside of; to pad
link (noun)
form plural: links
connection; relation; association; one ring of a chain; ring
link (verb)
forms: linked; linked; linking
to join; to connect; to associate with; to relate to
list (noun)
form plural: lists
roll; roster; inventory; strip; band
list (verb)
forms: listed; listed; listing
to write or print a series of names or items according to a certain order; to inscribe; to record
litter (noun)
form plural: litters
refuse; trash; disorder
litter (verb)
forms: littered; littered; littering
to toss or dump garbage in an unauthorized place; to scatter objects in disorder
load (noun)
form plural: loads
something carried; cargo; burden; unit of measure or weight; capacity
load (verb)
forms: loaded; loaded; loading
to fill; to pack (with goods, cargo, etc.)
loan (noun)
form plural: loans
amount of money that has been borrowed; something borrowed; act of giving temporarily
loan (verb)
forms: loaned; loaned; loaning
to lend a sum of money for a period of time; to give temporarily
local (adjective)
characterized; by or occupying a particular place
local (noun)
form plural: locals
person who is native to or resides in a particular area
locate (verb)
forms: located; located; locating
to situate; to place; to identify; to find; to settle
located (adjective)
situated; placed; identified; found; existing; standing
location (noun)
form plural: locations
place; position; situation; site; spot
lock (noun)
form plural: locks
fastening mechanism which is opened with a key or other device
lock (verb)
forms: locked; locked; locking
to fix in place; to link firmly together; to be held in place
locksmith (noun)
form plural: locksmiths
person who who makes and fixes keys and fasting mechanisms
logistics (noun)
form: only plural
planning and execution; management of a business or other operation
logo (noun)
form plural: logos
graphic symbol which represents a company or organization
look forward to (verb)
forms: looked forward to; looked forward to; looking forward to
to anticipate gladly
look into (verb)
forms: looked into; looked into; looking into
to investigate
look over (verb)
forms: looked over; looked over; looking over
to examine
loom (noun)
form plural: looms
apparatus on which fabrics are woven; weaving machine
loom (verb)
forms: loomed; loomed; looming
to appear as a large and indistinct form; to appear as larger than life; to impend
loop (noun)
form plural: loops
fastener consisting of a metal ring for lining a small hole to permit the attachment of cords or lines
loop (verb)
forms: looped; looped; looping
to make circular shape
lose (verb)
forms: lost; lost; losing
to misplace; to be deprived of; to be defeated; to fail; opposite of to win
loss (noun)
form plural: losses
opposite of profit; deprivation; defeat; destruction
lounge (noun)
form plural: lounges
sofa; couch; lobby; slow walk; stroll
lounge (verb)
forms: lounged; lounged; lounging
to lie down; to recline; to move in a relaxed manner; to walk lazily
loyal (adjective)
faithful; true to one's obligations
loyalty (noun)
form: no plural
faithfulness; devotion; constancy
Ltd. (abbreviation, acronym)
Limited (Ld., ld)
firm, company that is organized in such a way as to give its owners limited liability
lucid (adjective)
comprehensible; intelligible; rational; transparent; bright
lucrative (adjective)
profitable; yielding monetary rewards; gainful
luggage (noun)
form: no plural
suitcases; cases and bags carried by travelers
lumber (noun)
form: no plural
trees that have been sawed into rough planks; useless items that been put in storage
lumber (verb)
forms: lumbered; lumbered; lumbering
to move heavily or awkwardly; to accumulate; to collect
luncheon (noun)
form plural: luncheons
afternoon party where a light meal is served

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