Laggard

Lagger,lag'-ger, lag'-gard, lag'- a. s. slow; one who sluggish; falls behind; backward. a loiterer; Lagomys, lag'-o-mis, s. an animal between the rat and hare, found in Siberia (Gr. lagos, a hare, and mus, a mouse). Lagoon, lá-goon', s. a shallow lake near the sea or a Lagophthalmy, lag -of-thal'-me, s. an affection of the Lagopus, lag-o'-pus, s. the ptarmigan (Gr. lagos, and Lagostoma, la-gos'-to-må, s. the hare-lip (Gr. lagos, and Lagrimoso, lag-re-mo -zo, ad. plaintively [Music]. (It.) Laic, la'-ik, s. a layman (Gr. laos, the people). Laical, la'-e-kal, a. belonging to the laity. Laid, lade, pret. and pp. ofLay. Laid up, stored away; Lair, lare, s. a place to lie down and rest in; that espeLaird, layrd, s. in Scotland, a landowner; a proprietor. Laity, la'-e-te, s. the people, as distinguished from the Lake, lake, s. an extensive collection of water, surLake, lake, s.a pigment, generally of a deep red colour, Lakelet, vegetable lake'-let, colouring s.a little (lac). lake. Lake-like, lake' -like, a. resembling a lake. Laky, la'-ke, a. pertaining to a lake or lakes. Lallation, lal-la -shun, s.pronunciation of the letter r Lama, lä'-må, s. a Tibetan Buddhist priest (a lord or Lamaism, lä-ma-izm, s. Buddhism, as profe ed in Lamantin, lå-man'-tin, Lamenting, la-men'-tin;} s. the sea-cow. sea Lamb, lam, s. the young of the sheep kind; one with Lamb-ale, lam'-ale, s. a feast at lamb-shearing. Lambative, lam'-ba-tiv, s. a medicine taken by licking Lambdacism, lam'-dá-izm, s. an improper pronunciation Lambdoidal, lam-doy'-dal, a. in the form of the Greek Lambent, lam'-bent,a.. playing about; touching lightly; Lambkin, lam'-kin, s. a small lamb. Lamb-like, lam'-like, a. like a lamb; gentle; meek. Lambskin, lam'-skin, s. the prepared skin or skin and. Lamb's-wool, lamz'-wool, s. wool from lambs; ale mixed Lame, lame, a. disabled in. a limb; crippled; imperfect; Lamella,la-mel-là, s.; pl. Lamellæ, a thin plate or scale. Lamellar, lam-el-lar, a. composed of lamellæ. LamelLa mel late, lam' -el-late, a. composed of or covered Lamellate, lam'-el-la-ted, with lamellæ. Lamelliferous, lam-el-lif'-er-us, a, having a lamellar or Lamelliform, la-mel'-le-form, a. having the form of a Lamellirostral, la-mel-le-ros'-tral, a.. having the margin Lament, la-ment', v.n. to grieve; to expre . sorrow; to Lamentable,lam'-en-ta-bl, a. to be lamented; deserving Lamentation, lam-en-ta -shun, s. the act of bewailing; expre ion of sorrow; cries of grief: pl. a book of Scripture, containing the lamentations of Jeremiah.