Lumbar

lum'ber, v.i. to move heavily and hbori- ously. [From a Scand root seen in prov Sw lomra, to resound, Ice hijomr, sound Lumbering, lum'ber-mg. adj filling with lumber: putting in confusion See Lumber, n moving heavily. (See Lumber, v Luminary, lOo'min-ar-i, « any body which gives light, esp. One of the heavenly bodies one who illustrates any subject or instructs mankind [L. lumen, laminis, light— luceo, to shine. Luminiferous, loo-nun-irer-us adj., transmitting light [L. lumen, lumims, hghi—fero, to carry.] Luminous, lSomin-US, ad), giving light shining illuminated: clear: lucid. adv. Lu'minously. — ns. Lu'mlnousne , Luminosity.