L.
1 Americanabbreviation
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Lady.
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Lake.
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large.
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Latin.
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latitude.
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law.
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left.
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lempira; lempiras.
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leu; lei.
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lev; leva.
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Liberal.
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(in Italy) lira; lire.
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Lord.
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Low.
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lumen.
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Theater. stage left.
noun
plural
L's, Lsnoun
plural
L's, Lsabbreviation
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Optics. lambert; lamberts.
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language.
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large.
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Latin.
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left.
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length.
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long: denoting a size longer than regular, especially for suits and coats made for tall men.
40L.
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longitude.
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Theater. stage left.
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Economics. a broad measure of total U.S. liquid assets, issued periodically by the Federal Reserve Board.
abbreviation
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Chemistry. levo-.
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U.S. Military. (in designations of light aircraft) liaison.
L-15.
abbreviation
plural
ll.-
large.
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latitude.
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law.
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leaf.
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league.
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left.
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length.
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line.
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link.
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(in Italy) lira; lire.
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liter; liters.
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long.
abbreviation
abbreviation
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the 12th in order or in a series.
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(sometimes lowercase) the Roman numeral for 50.
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Electricity. inductance.
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Physics. kinetic potential.
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Biochemistry. leucine.
abbreviation
noun
plural
L's, Ls, l's, ls-
the 12th letter of the English alphabet, a consonant.
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any spoken sound represented by the letter L or l, as in let, dull, cradle.
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something having the shape of an L .
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a written or printed representation of the letter L or l.
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a device, as a printer's type, for reproducing the letter L or l.
symbol
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litre
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physics lepton number
abbreviation
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lake
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left
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length
symbol
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ell (unit)
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lambert(s)
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large
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Latin
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(on British motor vehicles) learner driver
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physics length
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live
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currency
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Usually written: £. pound
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lempira
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lek
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leu
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lire
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aeronautics lift
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electronics inductor (in circuit diagrams)
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physics latent heat
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physics self-inductance
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chem the Avogadro constant
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50 See Roman numerals
abbreviation
noun
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the 12th letter and ninth consonant of the modern English alphabet
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a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a lateral, as in label
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something shaped like an L
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( in combination )
an L-shaped room
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Etymology
Origin of L.1
From the Latin word locus
Origin of L1
From the Latin word lībra
Origin of L.1
From the Latin word liber
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