Set: Vocabulary L words

Familiarize

Learn

Test

Play Scatter

Play Space Race
Combine with other sets Login to add to Favorites
Print: Term List | Flashcards Editing not allowed
Export Deleting not allowed

Sharing

With group: Elkerton honors english 3 (edit)
HTML link to set: Plain link:
Share on Facebook Share on MySpace

All 10 Terms

Term Definition
laconic (adj)using or marked by the use of few words; terse or concise
lampoon (noun)1. written attack ridiculing a person, group, or institution 2. a light good-humored satire (verb)-to ridicule or satirize in or as if in a lampoon
languid (adj) lacking energy or vitality; weak 2. showing little or no spirit or animation; listless; lacking vigor or force; slow
laud (noun) praise; glorification 2. a hymn or song or praise 3. the service of prayers following the matins (verb) to give praise to; glorify
libertine (noun) one who acts without moral restraint; a dissolute person 2. one who defies established religious precepts; a freethinker (adj) morally unrestrained; dissolute
lilliputian (adj) very small; diminutive 2. trivial; petty
limn (verb) 1. to describe 2. to depict by painting or drawing
limpid (adj) transparent; clear 2. easily intelligible 3. calm and untroubled
loquacious (adj) very talkative; garrulous
lucid (adj) easily understood; intelligible 2. mentally sound; sane or rational 3. translucent or transparent

Set Information

Terms 10
Creator Heidilm_chs
Created April 15, 2008
Group Elkerton honors english 3
Tags None
Access Anyone
Edit Creator Only

Description

Don't worry, the definitions are from Elky-Welkys dictionaries!

Pop out

Discuss

No Messages
Last Message: never

You must be logged in to discuss this set.

Top Users

  1. Heidilm_chs - 33 scores
  2. monicaacg_chs - 26 scores
  3. ziggiezag - 11 scores

Most Missed Words

  1. libertine → (noun) one who acts without moral restraint; a dissolute person 2. one who defies established religious precepts; a freethinker (adj) morally unrestrained; dissolute - 3 misses
  2. laconic → (adj)using or marked by the use of few words; terse or concise - 2 misses
  3. laud → (noun) praise; glorification 2. a hymn or song or praise 3. the service of prayers following the matins (verb) to give praise to; glorify - 2 misses
  4. limpid → (adj) transparent; clear 2. easily intelligible 3. calm and untroubled - 1 miss
  5. lucid → (adj) easily understood; intelligible 2. mentally sound; sane or rational 3. translucent or transparent - 1 miss