libretto.noun,.plural.librettos.or.libretti
the text of a dramatic musical work, such as an opera; a book containing such a text

length.noun,.plural.lengths
the length of something is the amount that it measures from one end to the other along the longest side (it is about a meter in length; the length of the fish; the plane had a wing span of 34 feet and a length of 22 feet.; the state, quality or fact of being long; the measurement of the extent of something along its greatest dimension (the length of the boat; a length of cloth); extent or distance from beginning to end (the length of a novel; the length of a journey); the amount of time between specified.moments; the duration (the length of a school day); extent or degree to which an action or a policy is carried (went to great lengths to explain his reasoning); the vertical extent of a garment (the length of her dress ended just above the knee (knee-length; floor-length)
at length.idiom
after.some time; eventually (at length we arrived at our destination); for a considerable time; fully (spoke at length about the basics of building a house)
lengthy, lengthier, lengthiest.adjectives
you use lengthy to describe an event or process which lasts for a long time (a lengthy meeting; the lengthy process of filling out passport application forms); a lengthy report, article, book or document contains a lot of speech, writing or other material (a lengthy report on the Internet); of considerable length, especially in time; extended (a lengthy stay in the country); tediously long; drawn-out (a lengthy explanation)
lengthily.adverb
lengthiness.noun
lengthen, lengthened, lengthening, lengthens.intransitive.and.transitive verbs
to make or become longer
lengthener.noun,.plural.lengtheners
lengthwise.or.lengthways.adverb
lengthwise.adjective
of, along or in reference to the direction of the length; longitudinally

long, longer, longest.adjective
extending a relatively great distance; having relatively great height or length; tall; of relatively great duration (a long time); of a specified.linear.extent or duration (a mile long; an hour long); made up of many members or items (a long shopping list); extending beyond an average or a standard (a long game)
long.adverb
during or for an extended period of time (we took some extra time to see the beautiful countryside); far (she walked long past the end of the trail); for or throughout a specified period (they talked into the wee hours of the morning); at a point of time distant from that referred to (that event took place long before we were born)
long.noun
a long time (this won't take long); a garment size for a tall person
any longer.idiom
for more time (can't wait any longer)
as long as.or.so long as.idiom
during the time that (I'll stay as long as I can); inasmuch as; since (as long as you're up, get me a drink)
before long.idiom
soon
long ago.idiom
at a time or during a period well before the present (don't buy that one for him, he read that book long ago)
no longer.idiom
not now as formerly (she no longer eats any genetically modified, so-called food as her health issues cleared up soon after stopping)
the long and the short of it.idiom
the substance or gist (look on the front page of the report for the long and the short of it

long, longed, longing, longs.intransitive verbs
to have an earnest, heartfelt.desire, especially for something.beyond.reach; to yearn for someone or something that one may want

Lesbian.noun,.plural.Lesbians
a native or inhabitant of Lesbos; the ancient Greek dialect of the area called Lesbos
Lesbian.adjective
of or relating to Lesbos
Lesbos.also.Lésvos
an island of eastern Greece in the Aegean Sea near the northwest coast of Turkey. In B.C.E. seventh century Lesbos was an important Aeolian settlement noted for its lyric poets, including Sappho, who lived B.C.E. 600 was a Greek lyric poet considered one of the greatest poets of antiquity, although only fragments of her romantic lyrics survive. After occupation by various powers, the island was annexed by Greece in 1913 A.D.
lesbian.noun,.plural.lesbians
a homosexual woman
lesbian.adjective
of, relating.to.or.being a lesbian
lesbianism.noun
sexual.orientation of women to other women

large intestine.noun,.plural.large intestines
the portion of the intestine that extends from the ileum to the anus, forming an arch around the convolutions of the small intestine and including the cecum, colon, rectum and anal.canal

lotion.noun,.plural.lotions
a lotion is a liquid that you use to clean, improve or protect your skin or hair

liniment.noun,.plural.liniments
liniment is a fluid rubbed into the skin to soothe pain or relieve stiffness

lava.noun,.plural.lavas
molten rock that reaches the Earth's surface through a volcano or fissure; lava is the very hot liquid rock that comes out of a volcano and is this rock when it has become solid, formed by the cooling and solidifying of molten rock 
Word history: Lava was named by people living near Mount Vesuvius of southern Italy on the eastern shore of the Bay of Naples. It is the only active volcano on the European mainland. Vesuvius has erupted frequently since Pompeii and Herculaneum were buried by it in 79 A.D. The Neopolitans who lived in the vicinity took a word in Italian, lava, meaning 'a stream caused suddenly by rain' and applied it to the streams of molten rock coming down the sides of Vesuvius. The term was then taken into standard Italian, where it came to mean the rock in both its molten and its solidified states. The Italian word in all its senses was borrowed into English around the middle of the 18th century, 1750 being the earliest date of record.

lariat.noun,.plural.lariats
a rope for picketing.grazing horses or mules; lasso

lasso.noun,.plural.lassos
a long rope with a running noose at one end, used especially to catch horses and cattle; also called lariat
lasso, lassoed, lassoing, lassos.or.lassoes.transitive verbs
to catch with or as if with such a long rope
lassoer.noun,.plural.lassoers

limelight.noun,.plural.limelights
a focus of public attention; an early type of stage light in which lime was heated to incandescence producing brilliant.illumination; the brilliant white light so produced was called limelight (he was driver by his ego and thus liked being in the spotlight so that others would notice his accomplishments)

limestone.noun,.plural.limestones
a common.sedimentary rock consisting mostly of calcium carbonate (CaCO3), used as a building stone and in the manufacture of lime, carbon dioxide and cement; the word is often used to modify another noun, such as, limestone cliffs, limestone walls

lime.noun,.plural.limes
a spiny evergreen shrub or tree (Citrus aurantifolia), native to Asia and having leathery leaves, fragrant white flowers and edible.fruit; a lime is the egg-shaped fruit of this plant, having a green rind and acid juice used as flavoring, for example, on a salad

lime.noun,.plural.limes
another name for calcium oxide; any of various mineral and industrial forms of calcium oxide differing chiefly in water content and percentage of constituents such as silica, alumina and iron. Also called quicklime. 2. Birdlime. --lime tr.v. limed, lim·ing, limes. 1. To treat with lime. 2. To smear with birdlime. 3. To catch or snare with or as if with birdlime. [Middle English lim, from Old English lºm, birdlime. See lei- below.] --lim“y adj

locust.noun,.plural.locusts
locusts are large insects that live mainly in hot countries; they fly in large groups and eat crops; a locust is any of numerous grasshoppers of the family Acrididae, often migrating in immense swarms that devour vegetation and crops; the seventeen-year locust year is a year of immense bands of locusts sweeping the land's vegetation, consuming all they come across for food; a locust is also any of several North American deciduous trees of the genus Robinia, especially R. pseudoacacia, having compound leaves, drooping.clusters of fragrant white flowers and durable hard wood; any of several.similar or related.trees, such as the honey locust or the carob; the wood of one of these trees is called locust wood....pic courtesy of Encyclopedia Britannica.

Lenin, Vladimir Ilich. Known as Nikolai Lenin, 1870-1924. Russian founder of the Bolsheviks, who slaughtered the Romanovs and millions of others. Cabal puppet leader who started the Russian Revolution in 1917 with people duped into believing Lenin and his comrades as leaders of the people, could make things better, of course they got worse as communists, being satanic and hating God are always lying about absolutely everything:.John 8:44. They continue to spout the same nonsense, 'it's better for you', 'it'll protect you', it's safe and effective', 'it'll keep you safe & well', etc. Lenin was first head of the U.S.S.R. (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) during 1917-1924. As an advocate of communistic.propositions, Lenin held that workers could not develop a revolutionary consciousness without guidance from his views on communism. Lenin is an example of why We the People MUST be in charge of government. Obviously he was a wicked controller. Lenin like the other cabal puppets was a controller Satan used towards hurting good people. That's always the dark side's plan.