LC
- landing craft.
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L/C
or l/c
- letter of credit.
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l.c.1
- in the place cited.
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Origin of l.c.1
From the Latin word locō citātō
l.c.2
- left center.
- letter of credit.
- Printing. lower case.
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L.C.
- Library of Congress.
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Examples from the Web for lc
Contemporary Examples
Can you tell which is LC's L.A. Candy and JC's Heart of Darkness?
Historical Examples
Wear a lc ing cuces adrenct, buton am e binnon am arce wron; of am wear eft ge-edstaelod eall middangeard.
Se Hlend cw, "Eadige ge beo onne man eow wyrig, and eower eht, and lc yfel ongean eow sprec leogende for me."
Ne h ne tel h miccle speda we on his lacum aspendon, ac cep mid h micelre gewilnunge we a lc him geoffrion.
He gewt a of worulde wlhreow to helle, and his broor heold s halgan Andreas lc mid micelre arwurnysse, t h twindan moste.
The first forms incident 13 of LC, which then breaks off; this text therefore no longer requires a special column.
LC
- Library of Congress
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lc1
- left centre (of a stage, etc)
- loco citato
- printing lower case
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Word Origin
(for sense 2) Latin: in the place cited
lc2
- Saint Lucia
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L/C
l/c or lc
- letter of credit
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