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1Lach — is a musician associated with the anti folk movement. Born in Brooklyn, New York, he was trained as a classical pianist from an early age only to abandon it once he heard The Sex Pistols, The Jam and The Clash for the first time. Realizing he was …
2Lach — ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Andreas Lach (1817–1882), österreichischer Blumen und Stilllebenmaler Elmer Lach (* 1918), ehemaliger kanadischer Eishockeyspieler Franz Lach (1887–1948), österreichischer Rechtsanwalt und Politiker (CS,… …
3lach|es — «LACH ihz», noun, plural lach|es. 1. Law. failure to do a thing at the right time; delay in asserting a right, claiming a privilege, or applying for redress: »To decide whether the party applying has not, by laches of misconduct, lost his right… …
4Lach — Lach, Abtei, so v.w. Laach 1) …
5Lach — lach, loch zone mouilleuse, bourbier Alsace, Vosges …
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7lach|e|na|li|a — «LASH uh NAY lee uh», noun. any South African plant of a genus of the lily family, bearing yellow, bell shaped flowers. ╂[< New Latin Lachenalia the genus name < Lachenal, a Swiss botanist of the 1800 s] …
8lach|ry|ma|to|ry — «LAK ruh muh TR ee, TOHR », adjective, noun, plural ries. –adj. 1. of tears; producing tears. 2. for tears. –n. a small vase with a narrow neck found in ancient Roman tombs and once believed to hold the tears of mourners. Also, lacrimatory,… …
9lach — obs. variant of lash, latch, laugh, law …
10Lach — Lach, L ach varr. Lech, Lekh n.5 and a …
