louren (A.S.) to lower
lous, lys (A.S.) pl. a louse
louten (A.S.) [50], [181], [182], [300], to make a salutation, reverence. pret. s. louted, [294], [470]
lovyen, lovye, lovien (A.S.) to love. hym lovede, [356], it pleased him
lowen (A.S.) to condescend (?) pret. lowed, [8]
luft (A.S.) [69], fellow, person
†lullyng (A.S.) [455], lolling (?)
lurdayne (A.S.) [375], [436], a clown, rustic, ill-bred person
lusard (A.N.) [389], a lizard, crocodile
lussheburwes (A.N.) [316], base or adulterated coins; which took their name and were imported from Luxemberg. See note on l. 10322