| LAICISE | • laicise v. Alternative spelling of laicize. • LAICISE v. to free from clerical control, also LAICIZE. |
| LAICISM | • laicism n. (Especially in reference to Turkey) secularism. • LAICISM n. a political system free from clerical control. |
| LAICITY | • laicity n. The control or influence of the laity or the fact of being lay. • laicity n. Alternative form of laïcité. • laicity n. Synonym of secularism. |
| LAICIZE | • laicize v. (Transitive) To convert from church-controlled to independent of the church; to secularize. • laicize v. (Transitive) To reduce from clergy to layman. • laicize v. (Intransitive) To convert to lay status. |
| LAIDING | • LAID v. (Scots) to load, also LADE, LADEN, LOAD, LOADEN. |
| LAIGHER | • LAIGH adj. (Scots) low, also LAICH. |
| LAIKERS | • LAIKER n. one who sports or plays. |
| LAIKING | • laiking v. Present participle of laik. • LAIK v. (Scots) to sport or play, also LAKE. |
| LAIPSED | • LAIPSE v. (dialect) to defeat thoroughly. |
| LAIPSES | • LAIPSE v. (dialect) to defeat thoroughly. |
| LAIRAGE | • lairage n. A place where sheep or cattle may be rested during transit to a market or abattoir. • LAIRAGE n. cattle housing. |
| LAIRDLY | • LAIRDLY adj. like a laird. |
| LAIRIER | • lairier adj. Comparative form of lairy: more lairy. • LAIRY adj. flashily dressed. |
| LAIRING | • lairing v. Present participle of lair. • LAIR v. to go to a lair. |
| LAIRISE | • lairise v. Alternative form of lairize. • LAIRISE v. (Australian) to act like a flashy man, also LAIRIZE. |
| LAIRIZE | • lairize v. (Obsolete, slang) To act in a flashy manner. • LAIRIZE v. (Australian) tto act like a flashy man, also LAIRISE. |
| LAISSES | • laisses n. Plural of laisse. • LAISSE n. (French) a tirade or string of verses on one rhyme. |
| LAITHLY | • LAITHLY adj. (Scots) loathly, also LAIDLY, LOATHLY. |
| LAITIES | • laities n. Plural of laity. • LAITY n. the people as distinguished from some particular profession, usually clerical. |