| LICENCED | • licenced v. Simple past tense and past participle of licence. • licenced adj. (UK) Alternative form of licensed. • LICENCE v. to issue or grant authoritative permission to, also LICENSE. |
| LICENCEE | • licencee n. (Nonstandard) Alternative form of licensee. • LICENCEE n. one who is licensed, e.g. to run a pub, also LICENSEE. |
| LICENCER | • licencer n. Alternative form of licensor. • LICENCER n. one who licenses, also LICENSER, LICENSOR. |
| LICENCES | • licences n. Plural of licence. • licences v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of licence. • LICENCE v. to issue or grant authoritative permission to, also LICENSE. |
| LICENSED | • licensed adj. (Of a person or enterprise) having been issued with a licence (by the required authority). • licensed adj. (Of an activity) authorized by licence. • licensed v. Simple past tense and past participle of license. |
| LICENSEE | • licensee n. (Law) A person to whom a license is granted. • licensee n. (UK) A publican. • LICENSEE n. one who is licensed, e.g. to run a pub, also LICENCEE. |
| LICENSER | • licenser n. Alternative form of licensor. • LICENSER n. one who licenses, also LICENSOR. |
| LICENSES | • licenses n. Plural of license. • licenses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of license. • LICENSE v. to issue or grant authoritative permission to, also LICENCE. |
| LICENSOR | • licensor n. (Law) A party that grants a license to another. • LICENSOR n. one who licenses, also LICENSER. |
| LICHANOS | • lichanos n. (Music) In ancient musical theory, the upper of the two movable notes between the hypate and mese, the… • LICHANOS n. (Greek) in ancient Greek music, the string or the note struck by the forefinger. |
| LICHENED | • lichened adj. Covered with lichen. • LICHEN v. to cover with lichen. |
| LICHENIN | • lichenin n. (Biochemistry) A glucan found in some lichens. • LICHENIN n. a substance isomeric with starch, extracted from several species of moss and lichen. |
| LICHGATE | • lichgate n. Alternative spelling of lych-gate. • LICHGATE n. a roofed churchyard gate, also LYCHGATE. |
| LICHTEST | • LICHT adj. (Scots) light. |
| LICHTING | • LICHT v. to light. |
| LICHWAKE | • lichwake n. Alternative form of lich-wake. • lich-wake n. (Obsolete, Scotland) The wake, or watching, held over a corpse before burial. • lich␣wake n. Alternative form of lich-wake. |
| LICHWAYS | • lichways n. Plural of lichway. • LICHWAY n. a path by which the dead are carried to burial. |
| LICKINGS | • lickings n. Plural of licking. • LICKING n. a thrashing or beating. |
| LICKSPIT | • lickspit n. Synonym of lickspittle. • LICKSPIT n. a fawning subordinate, a toady, also LICKSPITTLE. |
| LICORICE | • licorice n. (Countable) The plant Glycyrrhiza glabra, or sometimes in North America, the related American Licorice… • licorice n. (Uncountable) A type of candy made from that plant’s dried root or its extract. • licorice n. (Countable and uncountable) A black colour, named after the licorice. |