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81Lon|don|er — «LUHN duh nuhr», noun. a native or inhabitant of London, England …
82lon|ga|nim|i|ty — «LONG guh NIHM uh tee», noun. long suffering; forbearance or patience, as under provocation. ╂[< Latin longanimitās < longanimus patient < longus long + animus mind] …
83lon|gan|i|mous — «long GAN uh muhs», adjective. long suffering; patient …
84lon|gan — «LONG guhn», noun. 1. a Chinese evergreen tree of the soapberry family, reated to the litchi and bearing a similar but smaller and less palatable fruit. 2. its fruit. Also, lungan. ╂[< Cantonese lungngan (literally) dragon s eye] …
85lon|geur — «lng GUR», noun. = longueur. (Cf. ↑longueur) …
86Lon|go|bar|dic — «LONG guh BAHR dihk», adjective. = Lombard. (Cf. ↑Lombard) …
87Lon|go|bar|di — «LONG guh BAHR dy», noun (plural). Lombards …
88Lon|go|bard — «LONG guh bahrd», noun, adjective. = Lombard. (Cf. ↑Lombard) …
89lon|guette — «lng GEHT», noun. a dress, skirt, or other garment for women that reaches to the calf; midi. ╂[< French longuette, adjective, somewhat long, longish] …
90lon|gueur — «lng GUR», noun. a long or tedious passage in a book, play, piece of music, or film. Also, longeur. ╂[< French longueur length] …