English to English Dictionary

Long-fuse

Tending to be slow to become angry, agitated, or reactive under provocation.

Look

To direct one's gaze in a specified direction in order to see something.

Loosely

In a way that is not tight, firm, or closely packed.

Loss-maker

A product, business, or investment that continually loses money rather than making a profit.

Lovey

An affectionate term of endearment used for a beloved person, such as a romantic partner or child.

Lurk

To remain hidden so as to wait in ambush or observe without being seen.

Lysergic

Relating to or derived from lysergic acid.

landline

A telephone connection that uses physical wires or cables buried in the land or strung on poles, as opposed to a mobile or cellular network.

layover

A period of waiting between two parts of a journey, especially a flight.

leasehold

The holding of property by lease; a property held under a lease.

leathercraft

The activity or skill of making decorative or functional objects out of leather.

lesson plan

A teacher's detailed guide for facilitating a single lesson, outlining what students will learn and how the material will be taught.