Lady's-hole. s. A game at cards.
Lai'ter. s. The thing laid; the whole quantity of eggs which a hen lays successively.
She has laid out her laiter.
Lamager. adj. Lame; crippled; laid up.
Larks-leers. s. pl. Arable land not in use; such is much frequented by larks; any land which is poor and bare of grass.
Lart, Lawt. s. The floor: never applied to a stone floor, but only to wooden floors; and those up stairs.
Las-charg'eable! interj. Be quiet! The last chargeable: that is, he who last strikes or speaks in contention is most blamable.
Lât. s. A lath.
Lat'itat. s. A noise; a scolding.
Lat'tin. s. Iron, plates covered with tin.