Lodesman, n. leader, I 39. [Cf. OE. lād-mann.]
Lofers, n. pl. lovers, IV a 50. [From Louye.]
Lofte, n. air, in on lofte, aloft, V 193. [ON. loft, á loft.] See Alofte, Lyft.
Logede, pa. t. dwelt, VII 62. [OFr. logier.]
Loȝe, Loh. See Louȝ.
Loke, pp. locked, I 101. [OE. lūcan, pp. locen.] See Vnlokynne.
Loke(n), Look, v. to look, I 124, XVII 129, &c.; Lokyt, pa. t. VII 36; Yloked, pp. III 58. Intr. (i) to look, gaze, I 124, II 112, III 34, V 78, &c.; have an expression, VIII a 315; appear, VIII a 170; loken (app)on, look at, VIII a 179, XI b 175; read, VII 75; on lusti to loke, pleasant to read, VII 15; loke agaynste, gaze (straight) at, XVI 92; loke to, look at, V 265; (ii) to make investigations, VII 36; (iii) to see to it, take care; foll. by þat and subj., II 165, XVI 152, 211; without conj., IV a 19, 46, VIII a 39, XIV d 7, XVII 129. Trans. to watch over, in God þe mot loke, may God have you in his keeping, V 171; adjudicate, III 58; ordain, decree, VIII a 313. Loke what, consider what (i.e. whatever, interrog.), VI 103 (cf. OE. lōc(a) hwæt, indef.). [OE. lōcian.]
Lokyng, n. examination, VII 26. [From prec.]
Lokkeȝ, n. pl. locks (of hair), V 160. [OE. locc.]
Lollare, -ere, n. idler, vagabond, VIII b 2, 4; Lollarene, gen. pl. VIII b 31. [From ME. lollen, to lounge; see Piers Pl. C X 215.]