Loaves

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 242
lovz. Any thick lump or ma ; esp., a regularly shaped or molded ma , as of bread, sugar, or cake. Loaf, lof, v. i. [loafed (loft), loafing.] To spend time in idlene ; to lounge, loiter. — v. t. To pa in idlene , waste lazily. — Loaf'er, n. An idle man; a lazy lounger; one who lives by sponging; a vagrant. Loam, lom, n. A rich friable soil chiefly composed of silicious sand, clay, carbonate of lime, and humus. — v. t. [loamed (lomd), loaming.] To cover with loam. Loan. See under Lend. Loath, loth, a. Filled with aversion: unwilling; backward; reluctant. — Loathe, loth, v. t. [loathed (lothd), loathing.] To have an extreme aversion of the appetite to food or drink: to dislike greatly, hate, abhor, detest, abominate. — Loath'er, n. — Loath'ful, -ful, a. Full of loathing; exciting disgust; disgusting. — Loath's ome, -sum, a. Causing to loathe; exciting disgust, hatred, or abhorrence; odious. Loaves. See Loaf.
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