Lunatic

lOQ'na-tik, adj. affected with lunacy.—H. a person so affected a madman Lunation, l'iu-na shun, n. the time between two revolutions of the moon: a lunar month. Lunch, hmsh, Luncheon, lunsh'un, n a slight repast between hi eakfast and dinner —v to take a lunch (Our word lunch a contr. of luncheon and the latter prub. from prov. E. lunch, a lump of bread, which again simply a form of Lump.] Lune, loon, n anything in the shape of a half moon [Fr.lune Inu,/.] Lunotte, luo-nct', n little moon: (fort.) detached bastion hole in a concave ceiling to admit light: a watch-gla flattened more than usuil in the ctntre [Fr dim of lune Lung, lung, n one of the Organs of breathing, so called from light or spongy texture. adj. Lunged. [A S. luti£an, the lungs from a root seen tn Sans lagan, light