Lowly, be, [229/278].
Lowne, [209/12], lout.
Lowt, [41/579], lie.
Lowte, [262/8], do obeisance, bow. ‘I lowte, I gyue reuerence to one, Ie me cambre, Ie luy fais la reuerence.’ Palsgrave, in Way. A.S. hlútan, to bow.
Lumpischli, [276/16], ‘to be lumpish, botachtigh zijn: botachtigh, Rudish, Blockish, or that hath no understanding.’ Hexham.
Lyer, [146/11],
? the cook’s stock for soup; glossed ‘a mixture’ by Mr Morris in Liber Cure Cocorum. And make a lyoure of brede and blode, and lye hit þerwithe ... ib. p. 32, in ‘Gose in a Hogge pot.’ ? Lat. liquor, or Fr. lier to soulder, vnite, combine. Cot.
Lyft, [p. 151], carve.
Lying, against, [239, cap. xiii].
Lykorous, [19/292], lip-licking?