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:LUS 6^29 LYILuKAR, adj. Gealacliail.LuNATED, adj. Leth-chruinn, air chumadh leth-gealaich.Lunatic, adj. Air a' chuthach, mearanach, airboile,as a chiall, baoth.Lunatic, s. Fear-cuthaich, fear-raearain, neach thara chiall.Lunation, s. Cuairt na gealaicli.Luncheon, s. 1. As much food as one's hand canhold : làn-dùirn de 'n bhiadh, greira-bklh. 2. akind of meal between breakfast and dinner : biadhmeadhoin-là, greim-neòin.LuNE, *". 1. Any thing in shape of a half-moon : nileth-chruinn, air chumadh na leth-ghealaich. 2.a fit of lunacy, or frenzy : leura-cuthaich, leumboile.3. a leash : iall.Lunette, s. Leth-ghealach, solus iir, gealach bheag.Lunged, adj. .Sgamhanach.Lungs, s. Sgamhan.Lungwort, s. Crotal-coille.LuNT, s. Inneal-lasaidh gunna mòir, fadadh-cluaise.Lurch, s. Teinn, teinne, teanntachd, drip, iora-cheist.Lurch, v. a. et >t. 1. Devour, swallow greedily:sluig suas, dean ròichd air. 2. defeat, disappoint: ruaig, cuir gu teicheadh, thoir an car a. 3.bi an ro-thogradh, bi ana-miannach. 3. have irregulardispositions : bi ana-miannach.Lustfux, adj. Ana-miannach, collaidh, ann-tograch.Lustfully, adv. See Lustful.LursTFULNEss, s. Ana-miannachd.Lustihead,) s. Meanmnachd, neart, spionnadh,Lustihood, j sgairt.Lustily, adv. See Lusty.Lustiness, s. Meanmnachd, sultmhorachd, dòmhaileachd,spionnadh.LusTLEss, adj. Lag, neo-mheanmnach, neo-bheothail,marbhanta.LusTRAL, adj. lonnladach, a ghianas.Lustrate, v. a. Glan, ionnlaid.Lustration, s. lonnlad, glanadh, glanadh le uisge.Lustre, s. 1. Brightness, splendour, glitter : dealradh,dèarsadh, lannair, soillse, loinnreachd. 2.eminence, renown : cliù, mòr-chliù, ainmealachd,cliùiteachd. 3. the space of five years : ùine chui"bliadhna.Lustring, s. Sioda boillsgeil.Lustrum, s. Uine chùig bliadhna.Lusty, adj. Làidir, calma, neartmhor, sultmhor,foghainteach, garbh.Lute, s. 1. A stringed instrument of music : inneal-steal privily, iilsh, pilfer : gold, dean frith-ghoid, ciùil àraidh, cruit. 2. a certain composition ofsiolc. 4. shift, play tricks : dean ceilg, bi cuilbheartach.clay, with which chemists close their vessels5. lie in wait. See Lurk, v.crèadh-thaois, crèadh-ghlaodh.Lurcher. *. 1. One that watches to steal, or betray, Lute, v. a. Cuir crèadli-ghlaodli air.or entrap : fear foiU-fliolach, fear-foille. 2. a dog Luter, ì ,,that watches for his game : cù-seilg,T ]- s. Fear-cruite.L.UTIST, JLurdan, s. Crochair, slaightear, fear mosach, lunndair.Lutestring, «. See Lustring.Lutulent, adj. Làibeach, clàbarach, treanisgalach.Lure, s. Culaidh-bhuairidh, mealladh, buaireadh.'.Lure, v. a. Buair, tàlaidh, meall, tarruing gu lion.T ., ^ f '"• a. Cuir a alt, seuch.J-uxate,' °jLurid, adj. Tiamhaidh, duaichnidh, gruamach. Luxation, s. Cur a alt, sguchadli.Lurk, v.?i. Dean feall-fholach, luidh am plaid, crùb, Luxe, s. See Luxury.dean èalaidh.Lurker, s. Fear-foille, fear-luidhe am plaid.Luxuriance, \ s.LuxuRiANCY, jMòr-chinneachadh,reamhrachd.ro-phailteas,Lurking-place, s. Aite-foluich, ionad-foille. Luxuriant, oi^". Ko-phailt, fasmhor, tarbhach. ALuscious, adj. Sòghmhor, ro-bhlasda, ro-mliilis, rothaitneach.luxuriant crop : bàrr trom.Luxuriantly, adv. See Luxuriant.Lusciously, adi\ See Luscious.Luxuriate, i: n. Fas pailt, cinnich gu trom, no, guLusciousness, s. Sòghrahorachd, ro-bhlasdachd, romhilseachd.h-anabarrach.Luxurious, adj. \. Delighting in the pleasures ofLush, adj. I. Of a dark, deep, full colour : tromdhathach.the table : sàghail, geòcach. 2. administering to2. conjectured by Mr. Todd to have luxury : sòghach, geòcaireach. 3. lustful, libidi-been originally applied to plants, and to signify their nous : ana-miannach, ann-tograch. 4. voluptuous,juicy, full, succulent, and rank state : lusach, Ian. enslaved to pleasure : sòghail. 5. See Luxuriant.LusK, adj. Leasg, diomhain, trom, neo-shunndach. Luxuriously, adv. See Luxurious.LusK, s. Leisgean, fear diomhain.Luxuriousness, s. Sòghalachd, geòcaireachd, geòcaiche.Luskish, adj. Leasgach, diomhaineach, neo-shunndach.See Luxurious.Luxury, s. \. Voluptuousness, addictedness toLusKisNNESS, s. Leasgachd, leisgeachd, HGO-shunnd. pleasure : sòghalachd. 2. lust, lewdness : anamiann,LusoRious, ad/. Cluicheil, beadarrach, spòrsail.neo-ghloine. 3. See Luxuriance. 4. de-LusORY, adj. See Lusorious.licious fare : sògh, anabarr.Lust, «. 1. Desire, inclination, will: miann, togradh,Lyam, s. Làimh-iall, iall coin-seilge.deidh. 2. carnal desire : miann feòlmhor, Lycanthropy, *. Cuthach ainmhidlieach.miann collaidh, ana-miann. 3. any violent, or irregularLye, v. n. See Lie, v. n.desire : ann-togradh, ana-miann.Lying, s. Deanamh bhreug, breugaireachd.Lust, v. ti. 1. Desire carnally: miannaich, anamiannaich.Lying, s. Luidhe, sineadl;.2. desire vehemently : dian-thogair, Lyincly, adv. Gubreugach.