lutiner, v.a., to plague, to tease, to pester.
lutiner, v.n., to tear about, to play the deuce.
lutrin, n.m., lectern, reading-desk, choir.
lutte, n.f., wrestling; struggle, contest, strife. S’exercer à la —; to practice wrestling. De haute —; by main force, with a high hand. De bonne —; by fair play.
lutter, v.n., to wrestle; to struggle, to contend, to strive (against), to cope with, to vie with. — contre la tempête; to strive against the storm. — contre la tentation; to struggle against temptation.
lutteur, n.m., wrestler.
luxation, n.f., (surg.) luxation, dislocation.
luxe, n.m., luxury; display, splendor, magnificence, exuberance, profusion; extravagance, excess. Objets de —; fancy goods. C’est du —; that is unnecessary, superfluous, useless, uncalled for.
luxé, part., luxated, dislocated.
luxer, v.a., (surg.) to luxate, to dislocate.