Limōnum a city in Aquitanian Gaul; Poitiers līmōsus adj. full of mud; slime, slimy, miry, muddy; muddy limpĭdē limpĭdĭtas lucidity, clearness limpĭdo v. a. to make clear; clean, to cleanse limpĭdus adj. clear, bright, pellucid, transparent, limpid; pure, clean; adv., clearly limpĭtūdo clearness, brightness, transparency līmŭla a little file, a file līmŭlus adj. dim; somewhat askance līmus adj. sidelong, askew, aslant, askance; looking sideways; sideways, askance līmus slime, mud, mire; filth, pollution līmus a girdle; apron trimmed with purple Līmus the god of oblique glances Lĭmўra a river, with a town of the same name, in Lycia līnāmentum linen-stuff, linen; lint līnārĭa a factory of linen līnārĭus a linen-weaver, dealer in linen linctor one who licks linctus linctus a licking Lindus a town in the island of Rhodes, founded by Lindus, brothe...; of; belonging to … līnĕa a linen thread, a string, line; a thread-like stroke; mark; a line līnĕālis adj. consisting of lines, made with lines, lineal; in the mann... līnĕāmentum a line; stroke; a mark, line; a feature, lineament līnĕāris adj. belonging to lines, consisting of lines, linear; by lines līnĕārĭus adj. belonging to lines, line- līnĕātĭo the drawing of a line, a line; A feature, lineament līnĕo v. a. to reduce to a straight line, to make straight; perpendic... līnĕŏla a little line līnĕus adj. of flax; lint, flaxen, linen-; a linen garment lingo v. a. to lick, lick up Lingŏnes a people in Celtic Gaul; Langres Lingos a mountain in Epirus lingua the tongue; to thrust out the tongue; a fellow with a bad tongue linguārĭum tonguemoney linguātŭlus adj. dim; somewhat gifted with a tongue, sub-eloquent linguātus adj. gifted with a tongue, eloquent linguax adj. loquacious lingŭla lingŭlāca Comm., a gossip, chatterbox lingŭlātus adj. tongueshaped, lingulate lingŭlus adj. talkative, quarrelsome linguōsĭtas loquacity linguōsus adj. talkative, loquacious; expressive līnĭāmentum lĭnĭātūra an anointing līnĭfer Flaxbearing; A surname of līnĭfĭārĭus līnĭfĭcus a linenweaver līnĭger adj. linen-wearing, clothed in linen lĭnīmen grease lĭnīmentum smearing-stuff, liniment lĭnĭo līnĭphĭārĭus līnĭphĭo lĭnītĭo an anointing lĭnītus lĭnītus a smearing, anointing lĭno v. a. to daub, besmear, anoint, to spread; rub over; N. cr; that deserve to be rubbed… lĭnostema lĭnostrŏphon a plant, called also lĭnozōstis a plant, called also linquo v. a. To leave, quit, forsake, depart from; Absol., to go away; To leave, give up, re… lintĕāmen a linen cloth lintĕārĭus adj. pertaining to linen, linen-; a linen-weaver lintĕātus adj. clothed in linen lintĕo a linen-weaver lintĕŏlum a small linen cloth; a lamp-wick lintĕŏlus adj. dim; linen- linter a wash-tub; a trough, vat, tray, tub; a boat, skiff, wherry Linternum lintĕum a linen cloth lintĕus adj. linen-; an ancient chronicle of the Roman people, which w... lintrārĭus a boatman, waterman lintrĭcŭlus a small boat; wherry lintris līnum flax; A net; a hunter's net, toils; A fisher's net, drag-net; A linen corselet,… Lĭnus Linus; A son of Apollo and Psammate, daughter of Crotopus, king ...; The son of… līnўphus a linen-weaver līo v. a. to make smooth, plaster over līostrĕa līŏthăsĭus adj. a kind of turnip Lĭpăra one of the Æolian isles, to the north of Sicily, with a c...; the Liparitans; e… lĭpăra an emollient plaster lĭpărĕa a precious stone Lĭpăris a Cilician river near the town of Soli, the water of whic... lĭpăris Lĭpărītānus Lĭpăro king of Syracuse lĭpĭo v. n. to croak lippesco v. n. to become blear-eyed lippĭdus lippĭo v. n. to haw watery; inflamed eyes, to be blear-eyed lippĭtūdo blearedness, rheum; inflammation of the eyes lippōsus adj., blear-eyed lĭppŭlus adj. dim; somewhat blear-eyed lippus adj. blear-eyed, bleared, inflamed; blind Lips lĭquābĭlis adj. that may be melted; dissolved lĭquāmen a liquid mixture