Luck
Luck= (1) an unknown and unpredictable phenomenon that brings good fortune or adversity: We met each other out of pure luck. Bad luck caused his downfall. Good fortune; be lucky,…
Loan
Loan = (1) (noun) a sum of money that you borrow, usually from a bank: ‘They are currently negotiating a $10 million loan.’ (2) (verb) lend a painting, work of…
Lighted
Lighted (as verb) = make lighter or brighter: ‘It was dark inside so I lit a match.’ Lighted (as adjective) = set a fire or burning: ‘The lighted candles’ In British…
Let
Let= (1) to rent your house, flat etc. in return for money: ‘During the holiday season we let the cottage to tourists.’ (2) to release from or as if from…
Less
Less= (1) used to form the comparative of some adjectives and adverbs: ‘Less expensive’ ‘Less interesting’ (2) a quantifier meaning not as great in amount or degree (comparative of ‘little’ usually…
Lay
Lay (laying, laid, laid) = put something somewhere: ‘She laid the money on the table in front of me.’ Lie (lying, lay, lain) = be in a horizontal position (on…
Last
Last = coming after all others in time, space, degree, or being the only one remaining; (the one) at the end of a list, sequence, or series: ‘Our last meeting was in…
Lane
Lane = a narrow road or street: ‘We rode our bikes along the little country lanes.’ Path = a narrow strip of ground in a garden, park etc. that is…