Large

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 231
larj, a. Having great size, wide, extensive,— said of surface or area; abundant, plentiful, — of quantity; numerous, populous, bulky, huge, — of size; diffuse, full, — of language, style, etc.;liberal, comprehensive, — of the mind; generous, noble, — of the heart or affections. — Lar'ge , n. A present; gift; donation. — Lar'go, a. {Mus.) Slowly. — Larghet'to, -get'to, a. {Mus.) Somewhat slowly, but not so slowly as largo. A Lariat, lar'Y-at, n. A long rope or cord for picketing horses in camp, also used as a la o.
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