| LOGANS | • logans n. Plural of logan. • LOGAN n. a rocking-stone. |
| LOGGAT | • loggat n. (Obsolete) A small log or piece of wood. • loggat n. (Obsolete, in the plural) An old game in England, played by throwing pieces of wood at a stake set in the ground. • LOGGAT n. a small log or piece of wood. |
| LOGGED | • logged v. Simple past tense and past participle of log. • LOG v. to fell timber. |
| LOGGER | • logger n. A worker whose occupation is to harvest trees. • logger n. That which logs, such as a computer program to keep track of events. • LOGGER n. one who fells timber for a living. |
| LOGGIA | • loggia n. (Architecture) A roofed, open gallery, usually on an upper level. • LOGGIA n. (Italian) an open-sided gallery or arcade. |
| LOGGIE | • loggie n. Plural of loggia. • loggie n. (Slang, often military) A person who works in logistics. • LOGGIA n. (Italian) an open-sided gallery or arcade. |
| LOGICS | • logics n. Plural of logic. • logics v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of logic. • LOGIC n. the science of reasoning correctly. |
| LOGIER | • logier adj. Comparative form of logy: more logy. • LOGY adj. sluggish, also LOGGY. |
| LOGIES | • logies n. Plural of logy. • logies n. Plural of logie. • LOGIE n. the space in front of a kiln fire. |
| LOGILY | • logily adv. In a logy manner. • LOGY adv. sluggish, also LOGGY. |
| LOGINS | • logins n. Plural of login. • LOGIN n. access to a mainframe or server system, also LOGON. |
| LOGION | • logion n. (Theology) A traditional saying of a religious leader. • logion n. (Specifically, Christianity) A saying that is attributed to Jesus in ancient or reconstructed texts… • LOGION n. (Greek) a saying attributed to Jesus. |
| LOGJAM | • logjam n. An excess of logs being conveyed on a river, so that their motion halts. • logjam n. (Figuratively) A clog or such jam or mess that halts or greatly delays progress. • log␣jam n. Alternative spelling of logjam. |
| LOGLOG | • loglog n. (Mathematics) The logarithm of a logarithm. • log-log adj. (Mathematics) Describing a relationship (or a graph) between logarithmic quantities (or scales). • LOGLOG n. the logarithm of a logarithm, also LOLOG. |
| LOGOED | • logoed adj. Imprinted with a logo. • LOGOED adj. having a logo. |
| LOGOFF | • logoff n. (Computing) The process of logging off. • log␣off v. Synonym of log out. • log␣off v. (Idiomatic, humorous, casual) To depart from any conversation, online or in person; to say goodbye. |
| LOGONS | • logons n. Plural of logon. • LOGON n. access to a mainframe or server system, also LOGIN. |
| LOGOUT | • logout n. (Computing) The act or process of logging out. • log␣out v. (Computing) To exit a user account in a computer system, so that one is not recognized until signing in again. • LOGOUT n. exit from a mainframe or server system, also LOGOFF. |
| LOGWAY | • logway n. An engineered route for transporting logs over a dam. • LOGWAY n. a ramp used in logging. |