lūdĭfĭcātus a mocking, mockery, derision lūdĭfĭco v. a. and n. to make sport of, make game of, make a fool of; to delude... lūdĭfĭcor v. dep. n. to make game, to mock; to make game of, make sport of, tu...; to thwart, frustr… lūdīmăgister a school-master, school-teacher lūdĭmentum a plaything lūdĭo a stage-player, pantomimist lūdĭtor lūdĭus A stageplayer, pantomimist; A gladiator Lūdĭus lūdĭvăgus adj. sportive lūdo v. a. and n. to play; to play, play at a game; To make sport; game of; to ridicule, rally, b… lūdor a player lūdus a play lŭella an expiation, a punishment lŭes a plague, pestilence lŭes that which is not bound; fluid, water not frozen Lugdūnum a city of Gaul, at the confluence of the Arar and Rhodanu...; of; belonging to … lūgĕo v. n. and a. to mourn, lament, bewail, deplore; to be in mourning, to wear mourning apparel lūgūbrē adv. lūgūbris adj. belonging to mourning, mourning-; mourning garments, sable weeds lūgūbrĭter adv. lŭis lŭĭtĭo a paying, payment; the redemption of a pledge lūma A thorn; A kind of cloak lūmārĭus adj. for thorns lumbāgo lumbago lumbāre an apron for the loins lumbellus a little loin lumbĭfrăgĭum a breaking of the loins lumbrīcōsus adj. full of intestinal worms lumbrīcus an intestinal worm, maw-worm, stomach-worm; an earth-worm, dew-worm; thou worm! lumbŭlus a little loin lumbus a loin lūmectum a thicket of thorns lūmen light lūmĭnāre that whieh gives light, a light-giver; A luminary, a heavenly body; A light, la… lūmĭnātor a giver of light lūmĭnātus P. a. lūmĭno v. a. to light up, brighten, illumine; P a lūmĭnōsus adj. full of light, light, luminous; bright, conspicuous, prominent, remarkable lūna the moon; the third, fourth, fifth; day after the new moon Lūna a city of Etruria; Luni; of; belonging to Luna; in lemm lūnāris adj. belonging to the moon, lunar lūnātĭcus adj. Living on the moon; epileptic, lunatic, moon-struck, crazy; a crazy person, l... lūnātus P. a. lunchus Lūnensis adj. lūno v. a. to bend like a half-moon; crescent, to crook like a sickl... lūnŭla a little moon Lūnus the Moon-god lŭo v. a. to wash, lave; to cleanse, purge lŭo v. a. to loose, let go, set free; To avert by expiation; punishment lŭpa a she-wolf lŭpānar a house of ill-repute lŭpānāris adj. belonging to; characteristic of a lewd woman lŭpānārĭum lŭpānus adj. lewd lŭpārĭae brothels lŭpārĭus a wolf-hunter lŭpātus adj. furnished with wolf's teeth; iron prickles; a curb armed with sharp teeth Lŭperca a goddess of the old Romans, the wife of; identified with... Lŭpercal a grotto on the Palatine Hill, sacred to the Lycean Pan (... Lŭpercus The Roman name of the Lycean Pan; A priest of the Lycean Pan Lupĭa a river in the north-west of Germany; Lippe Lūpĭae plur., a town of Calabria Lŭpĭcīnus the name of a man lŭpillus a small lupine lŭpīnācĕus adj. made of lupines lŭpīnārĭus adj. for lupines; dealers in lupines lŭpīnus adj. belonging to a wolf, wolf's; like a wolf lŭpīnus a lupine Lūpŏdūnum a German town near the sources of the Danube; Ladenburg; ... lŭpor v. dep. n. to associate with lewd women lŭpŭla a little she-wolf; a witch, hag lŭpus a wolf; a she-wolf; talk of the devil, and he appears; The hop, a plant Lŭpus a surname in the; a rhetorician in the time of Augustus lūra a thong; the mouth of a skin; leathern bag; a skin, leathern sack lurchĭnābundus adj. voracious lurco v. a. to eat voraciously, to devour lurco a gormandizer, glutton Lurco a Roman surname; M. Aufidius, who was the first to fatten...; of; belonging to … lūrĭdātus besmeared, defiled lūrĭdus adj. pale yellow, sallow, wan, ghastly, lurid; that renders pale; ghastly lūror a yellowish color, sallowness, paleness luscĭnĭa luscĭnĭŏla a little nightingale luscĭnĭus a nightingale luscĭnĭus adj. blinded, one-eyed luscĭnus adj. oneeyed; plur; one-eyed persons Luscĭnus a Roman surname luscĭnus luscĭōsus luscĭtĭo dimness of sight luscĭtĭōsus adj. that cannot see in the dusk or by lamp-light, dim-sighted... luscĭtĭus luscus adj. one-eyed: Le; with one eye shut; half-blind lūsĭo a playing, play Lūsĭtānĭa the western part of Spain; Portugal; Estremadura lūsĭto v. freq. n. to play often; habitually Lusĭus a river of Arcadia