Large

larj, a. Having great size, wide, extensive,— said of surface or area abundant, plentiful, — of quantity; numerous, populous, bulky, huge, — of size diffuse, full, — of language, style, etc. liberal, comprehensive, — of the mind; generous, noble, of the heart or affections. [F.; L. largus.] — At large. Without restraint or confinement; diffusely; fully. — To go or sail (Naut.) To have the wind cro ing the direction of a ve el's course, so that the sails feel its full force, and the ve el gains its highest speed; esp. to have the wind on the Deam or the quarter. — Largely, adv. — Large'nesB, n. — Lar'ge , n. A present gift donation. [F. lar~ ge e, L. largitio, fr. largxri, -git us, to bestow, fr. largus.] — Lar'go, a. (Mus.) Slowly. broad, large.] — Larghet'to, -gefto, a. Mus.) Somewhat slowly, but not so slowly as largo. dim. of largo.)