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lift off Verb depart from the ground
lose sight of Verb be no longer able to see
lay eyes on Verb see with attention
lateralize Verb move or displace to one side so as to make lateral
lateralise Verb move or displace to one side so as to make lateral
levant Verb run off without paying a debt
log in Verb enter a computer
log on Verb enter a computer
log-in Verb enter a computer
log out Verb exit a computer
log off Verb exit a computer
luck into Verb take possession of
look after Verb keep under careful scrutiny
listen Verb hear with intention
listen Verb listen and pay attention
listen Verb pay close attention to
listen in Verb listen quietly, without contributing to the conversation
listen in Verb listen without the speaker's knowledge
look backward Verb look towards one's back
look away Verb avert one's gaze
look around Verb look about oneself
lay aside Verb accumulate money for future use
lay away Verb save up as for future use
line one's pockets Verb make a lot of money
leave office Verb give up or retire from a position
lay in Verb keep or lay aside for future use
light upon Verb find unexpectedly
lend Verb give temporarily
lend Verb bestow a quality on
lend Verb have certain characteristics of qualities for something
let it go Verb to not act upon
logroll Verb work toward the passage of some legislation by exchanging political favors such as trading votes
lay claim Verb demand as being one's due or property
lie dormant Verb be inactive, as if asleep
laze Verb be idle
legalize Verb make legal
legalise Verb make legal
legitimize Verb make legal
legitimise Verb make legal
legitimatize Verb make legal
legitimatise Verb make legal
lynch Verb kill without legal sanction
lay to rest Verb place in a grave or tomb
league together Verb attach oneself to a group
lionize Verb assign great social importance to
lionise Verb assign great social importance to
legislate Verb make laws, bills, etc. or bring into effect by legislation
liberalize Verb make liberal or more liberal, of laws and rules
liberalize Verb become more liberal
liberalise Verb make liberal or more liberal, of laws and rules