lully

(lul’ii, -i), interj. [ME. ludly, lall a, ete.: see luil, lullaby.) A common burin nursery songs. Tnilly lull a thow litell tine child; By, by, lully, lullay, thow littell tyne child. 7 Coventry Mysteries (ed, Hall i well), p. 414. (Iul’a-bi), ».; pl. lullabies (-biz). [ Se led hs ee ilk eae. Lullist Lullist (lul’ist),. A follower of Raymond Lully, a scholastic, who died in 1315. lully, interj. See luila. Lulworth skipper. See skipper. Tum! (lum), ”. [Cf. AS. hlymm.] 1. A wooded valley.—2. A deep pool. Jum? (lum), ”. [