Lungwort

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 310
lung'wurt, n. an herb with purple Iloweis, so called from a fancied likene of its spotted leaves to the iung a lichen that grows on tree trunks. [Lung,,md A.S. win plant Lupine uTd'pTu, air/, like n wolf wolfish. [L. hi run infins, to lykox, a wolf.] Lupin©, loo'piu, u. a kind of flowering pulse. [Fr. — L hifitnu.,.same word as the above.) Lupus, loo pu.s, n. a malignant corroding skin disease, often affecting the nose. [L. lupus, a wolf, so called from its eating away the flesh. Lurch, lurch, To leave In the. tn leave m a difficult situation, or without help. [O Fr /onn//i’,aganie at tables, also used when one party gams every point before the other makes 011c.] Lurch, Uuch, v to evade by stooping, to lurk to roll pitch suddenly to one side ias a ship) — a sudden roll of a ship to one side. [From root of Lurk
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