Lymphatic
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 311
hm-fat'ik, adj. pertaining to lyinjk. ~n a ve el which conveys the lymph. Lynch, hnch, v to judge and punish without the usual forms of law. [From Lynch a farmer in N Carolina, who so acted Lynch law, Imch'-law, n. (A/ner.) a kind of summary justice exercised by the people in cases where tfie regular law thought inadequate. Lynx, lingks, n a wild animal of the cat-kind noted for its sharp sight. [L ancl Gr. lynx; prob from Gr. lyke, light, and so called from its bright eyes
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