Languish
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 231
lan/gwish, v. i. [-guished (-gwisht), -guishing.] To become languid or weak; to suffer, as from heat or drought; to grow dull, pine, droop, faint; to look with tenderne . — n. Act or condition of, etc.; tender look or appearance. — Lan'guor, -gwSr, n. State of being languid; la itude; dullne of the intellectual faculty; listle ne . — Lan'guid, -gwid, a. Drooping from exhaustion; indisposed exertion; slow in progre ; promoting or indicating weakne ; faint; heavy; dull; weary; without animation. Laniard. Same as Lanyard. Laniferous, Lanigerous..See under Lanate.
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