Luck-penny, luk'-pen-ne, s

a small sum given back the buyer, by one who receives money under a contract or bargain. ] auspicious. Luckily, luk'-e-le, ad. in a lucky manner. Luckine , luk'-e-nes, s. the state of being lucky. Lucratively, lew'-krå-tiv-le,, ad. in a lucrative manner. lucrum) candle-light or at night (L. lux, light). awork so produced, or as the fruit of study. light or by night. introduced into Rome by Lucullus. laughable (L. lud us, sport). Ludicrously, lew'-dekrus-le, ad. in a ludicrous manner. Ludicrousne , lew'-de-krus-nes, s. the quality of being ludicrous. (L. lud us, and facio, to make). the wind; the act of sailing close to the wind; the loof: v.n. to turn the head of a ship toward the wind double and single block [Naut.] drag; to move heavily (Swed. lugga, to pulley the hair). handle of a ve el; a loose-hanging flap (Sc. the ear). to be carried; a traveller's trunks, packages, . Luggage-train, a train on a railway for heavy goods. masts with a running bowsprit and lug-sails. or sheep to identify it. that hangs obliquely to the mast. mourn) Lugubriously, lu-gu'-bre-us-le, ad. in a lugubrious manner.. of the sea-sand. not zealous; indifferent (luke, tepid). Lukewarmly, lewk'-wawrm-le, ad. in a lukewarm manner. Lukewarmne , lewk' -wawrm-nes, s. the state of being lukewarm. v.n. to subside; to become calm: s. power of soothing; sleep). muscles about the loins [Med.] (L. limbus, a loin). the body, from the false ribs down to the haunch bone. timber sawn or or split for use: v.a. to heap together; to fill with lumber: v.n. to move heavily; to make a rumbling noise;to cut timber for market. See Lumber-room. Lumber-dealer, a timber-merchant. cutting and getting lumber from the forest. of lumber or usele things (Lombard-room, a room where the Lombard money-lenders stored their pledges). muscle of the fingers and toes, so named from its resembling a worm (L. lumbricus, a worm). to worm especially a heavenly body; one distinguished for enlightening others. or transmitting light (L. lumen, andfero, to bring). lucid; perspicuous (L. lumen, light). Luminously, to lew'-me-nus-le, ad. in a luminous manner. Luminousne , lew'-me-nus-nes, s. the quality of being lum i nous, EE-2