IELTS VOCABULARY | LEARN ENGLISH | ENGLISH VOCABULARY
| Laborious | adv. | Toilsome. |
| Labyrinth | n. | A Maze. |
| Lacerate | v. | To Tear Rudely Or Raggedly. |
| Lackadaisical | adv. | Listless. |
| Lactation | n. | The Secretion Of Milk. |
| Lacteal | adv. | Milky. |
| Lactic | adv. | Pertaining To Milk. |
| Laddie | n. | A Lad. |
| Ladle | n. | A Cup-Shaped Vessel With A Long Handle, Intended For Dipping Up And Pouring Liquids. |
| Laggard | adv. | Falling Behind. |
| Landholder | n. | Landowner. |
| Landlord | n. | A Man Who Owns And Lets A Tenement Or Tenements. |
| Landmark | n. | A Familiar Object In The Landscape Serving As A Guide To An Area Otherwise Easily Lost Track Of. |
| Landscape | n. | A Rural View, Especially One Of Picturesque Effect, As Seen From A Distance Or An Elevatio |
| Languid | adv. | Relaxed. |
| Languor | n. | Lassitude Of Body Or Depressio |
| Lapse | n. | A Slight Deviation From What Is Right, Proper, Or Just. |
| Lascivious | adv. | Lustful. |
| Lassie | n. | A Little Lass. |
| Latency | n. | The State Of Being Dormant. |
| Latent | adv. | Dormant. |
| Later Ad | v. | At A Subsequent Time. |
| Lateral | adv. | Directed Toward The Side. |
| Latish | adv. | Rather Late. |
| Lattice | n. | Openwork Of Metal Or Wood, Formed By Crossing Or Interlacing Strips Or Bars. |
| Laud | v. | To Praise In Words Or Song. |
| Laudable | adv. | Praiseworthy. |
| Laudation | n. | High Praise. |
| Laudatory | adv. | Pertaining To, Expressing, Or Containing Praise. |
| Laundress | n. | Washerwoma |
| Laureate | adv. | Crowned With Laurel, As A Mark Of Distinctio |
| Lave | v. | To Wash Or Bathe. |
| Lawgiver | n. | A Legislator. |
| Lawmaker | n. | A Legislator. |
| Lax | adv. | Not Stringent Or Energetic. |
| Laxative | adv. | Having Power To Open Or Loosen The Bowels. |
| Lea | n. | A Field. |
| Leaflet | n. | A Little Leaf Or A Booklet. |
| Leaven | v. | To Make Light By Fermentation, As Dough. |
| Leeward | n. | That Side Or Direction Toward Which The Wind Blows. |
| Left-Handed | adv. | Using The Left Hand Or Arm More Dexterously Than The Right. |
| Legacy | n. | A Bequest. |
| Legalize | v. | To Give The Authority Of Law To. |
| Legging | n. | A Covering For The Leg. |
| Legible | adv. | That May Be Read With Ease. |
| Legionary | n. | A Member Of An Ancient Roman Legion Or Of The Modern French Legion Of Honor. |
| Legislate | v. | To Make Or Enact A Law Or Laws. |
| Legislative | adv. | That Makes Or Enacts Laws. |
| Legislator | n. | A Lawgiver. |
| Legitimacy | n. | Accordance With Law. |
| Legitimate | adv. | Having The Sanction Of Law Or Established Custom. |
| Leisure | n. | Spare Time. |
| Leniency | n. | Forbearance. |
| Lenient | adv. | Not Harsh. |
| Leonine | adv. | Like A Lio |
| Lethargy | n. | Prolonged Sluggishness Of Body Or Mind. |
| Levee | n. | An Embankment Beside A River Or Stream Or An Arm Of The Sea, To Prevent Overflow. |
| Lever | n. | That Which Exerts, Or Through Which One May Exert Great Power. |
| Leviathan | n. | Any Large Animal, As A Whale. |
| Levity | n. | Frivolity. |
| Levy | v. | To Impose And Collect By Force Or Threat Of Force. |
| Lewd | adv. | Characterized By Lust Or Lasciviousness. |
| Lexicographer | n. | One Who Makes Dictionaries. |
| Lexicography | n. | The Making Of Dictionaries. |
| Lexicon | n. | A Dictionary. |
| Liable | adv. | Justly Or Legally Responsible. |
| Libel | n. | Defamatio |
| Liberalism | n. | Opposition To Conservatism. |
| Liberate | v. | To Set Free Or Release From Bondage. |
| Licentious | adv. | Wanto |
| Licit | adv. | Lawful. |
| Liege | adv. | Sovereig |
| Lien | n. | A Legal Claim Or Hold On Property, As Security For A Debt Or Charge. |
| Lieu | n. | Stead. |
| Lifelike | adv. | Realistic. |
| Lifelong | adv. | Lasting Or Continuous Through Life. |
| Lifetime | n. | The Time That Life Continues. |
| Ligament | n. | That Which Binds Objects Together. |
| Ligature | n. | Anything That Constricts, Or Serves For Binding Or Tying. |
| Light-Hearted | adv. | Free From Care. |
| Ligneous | adv. | Having The Texture Of Appearance Of Wood. |
| Likelihood | n. | A Probability. |
| Likely | adv. | Plausible. |
| Liking | n. | Fondness. |
| Limitation | n. | A Restrictio |
| Linear | adv. | Of The Nature Of A Line. |
| Liner | n. | A Vessel Belonging To A Steamship-Line. |
| Lingo | n. | Language. |
| Lingua | n. | The Tongue. |
| Lingual | adv. | Pertaining To The Use Of The Tongue In Utterance. |
| Linguist | n. | One Who Is Acquainted With Several Languages. |
| Linguistics | n. | The Science Of Languages, Or Of The Origin, History, And Significance Of Words. |
| Liniment | n. | A Liquid Preparation For Rubbing On The Skin In Cases Of Bruises, Inflammation, Etc. |
| Liquefacient | adv. | Possessing A Liquefying Nature Or Power. |
| Liquefy | v. | To Convert Into A Liquid Or Into Liquid Form. |
| Liqueur | n. | An Alcoholic Cordial Sweetened And Flavored With Aromatic Substances. |
| Liquidate | v. | To Deliver The Amount Or Value Of. |
| Liquor | n. | Any Alcoholic Or Intoxicating Liquid. |
| Listless | adv. | Inattentive. |
| Literacy | n. | The State Or Condition Of Knowing How To Read And Write. |
| Literal | adv. | Following The Exact Words. |
| Literature | n. | The Written Or Printed Productions Of The Human Mind Collectively. |
| Lithe | adv. | Supple. |
| Lithesome | adv. | Nimble. |
| Lithograph | n. | A Print Made By Printing From Stone. |
| Lithotype | n. | In Engraving, An Etched Stone Surface For Printing. |
| Litigant | n. | A Party To A Lawsuit. |
| Litigate | v. | To Cause To Become The Subject-Matter Of A Suit At Law. |
| Litigious | adv. | Quarrelsome. |
| Littoral | adv. | Of, Pertaining To, Or Living On A Shore. |
| Liturgy | n. | A Ritual. |
| Livelihood | n. | Means Of Subsistence. |
| Livid | adv. | Black-And-Blue, As Contused Flesh. |
| Loam | n. | A Non-Coherent Mixture Of Sand And Clay. |
| Loath | adv. | Averse. |
| Loathe | v. | To Abominate. |
| Locative | adv. | Indicating Place, Or The Place Where Or Wherein An Action Occurs. |
| Loch | n. | A Lake. |
| Locomotion | n. | The Act Or Power Of Moving From One Place To Another. |
| Lode | n. | A Somewhat Continuous Unstratified Metal- Bearing Vei |
| Lodgment | n. | The Act Of Furnishing With Temporary Quarters. |
| Logic | n. | The Science Of Correct Thinking. |
| Logical | adv. | Capable Of Or Characterized By Clear Reasoning. |
| Logician | n. | An Expert Reasoner. |
| Loiterer | n. | One Who Consumes Time Idly. |
| Loneliness | n. | Solitude. |
| Longevity | n. | Unusually Prolonged Life. |
| Loot | v. | To Plunder. |
| Loquacious | adv. | Talkative. |
| Lordling | n. | A Little Lord. |
| Lough | n. | A Lake Or Loch. |
| Louse | n. | A Small Insect Parasitic On And Sucking The Blood Of Mammals. |
| Lovable | adv. | Amiable. |
| Lowly Ad | v. | Rudely. |
| Low-Spirited | adv. | Despondent. |
| Lucid | adv. | Mentally Sound. |
| Lucrative | adv. | Highly Profitable. |
| Ludicrous | adv. | Laughable. |
| Luminary | n. | One Of The Heavenly Bodies As A Source Of Light. |
| Luminescence | n. | Showing Increase. |
| Luminescent | adv. | Showing Increase Of Light. |
| Luminosity | n. | The Quality Of Giving Or Radiating Light. |
| Luminous | adv. | Giving Or Radiating Light. |
| Lunacy | n. | Mental Unsoundness. |
| Lunar | adv. | Pertaining To The Moo |
| Lunatic | n. | An Insane Perso |
| Lune | n. | The Moo |
| Lurid | adv. | Ghastly And Sensational. |
| Luscious | adv. | Rich, Sweet, And Delicious. |
| Lustrous | adv. | Shining. |
| Luxuriance | n. | Excessive Or Superfluous Growth Or Quantity. |
| Luxuriant | adv. | Abundant Or Superabundant In Growth. |
| Luxuriate | v. | To Live Sumptuously. |
| Lying | n. | Untruthfulness. |
| Lyre | n. | One Of The Most Ancient Of Stringed Instruments Of The Harp Class. |
| Lyric | adv. | Fitted For Expression In Song. |
