95,644 Words Containing "L"

Every person or thing in a group; the complete amount of something.

A bubble is a round ball of air or gas trapped inside liquid.

A young boy or girl who is not yet an adult.

More than one child; young boys and girls.

students who study together with a teacher

A room in a school where students learn from a teacher.

An instrument that tells you what time it is.

One of the basic colors like red, blue, yellow, or green that you see in things around you.

A paper cover you use to send a letter in the mail.

words or information that help someone understand something

A group of people related by blood or marriage living in the same household.

Papers or records organized and kept together for easy reference.

A movie or video created to tell a story or show events.

The ground or bottom surface of a room where you stand and walk.

A tiny insect that lives around food and moves very fast.

A large indoor space where people meet or events happen.

A word used when a female person does something to or for herself; also used to make a statement stronger.

A place where doctors treat sick or hurt people and sometimes patients stay overnight for care.

A place where people can pay to sleep for one or more nights when they are traveling away from home.

The power to change or affect how someone thinks, acts, or makes decisions.

To make something free from dirt or mess by washing or wiping.

To remove things so that a space becomes empty or unblocked.

To shut or move something so it is no longer open.

to give details so someone understands something

to travel around a place or study something carefully to learn more

To perceive or experience a sensation through your body or emotions.

To make something full by adding material or liquid into it.

To move behind someone because you want to go where they are going.

To do something for someone that makes their task easier or solves their problem.

To keep something in your hands or arms, like holding a baby or holding a pencil.

Put something down on a surface; past form of 'lay'.

To make happy sounds and face movements when something is funny.

To put something down flat on a surface; to place something or someone in a lying position.

To show someone where to go, or to be in charge of a group or activity.

Gained knowledge or developed a skill; American English past form.

To allow or permit someone to do something; to say yes to what someone wants to do.

To say something false or untrue; to tell an untruth on purpose.

To think that someone or something is nice or good; to enjoy something.

To pay close attention to sounds or to what someone is saying.

To be alive; to have your home or exist in a specific place.

The darkest color; the opposite of white.

When something has a low temperature and you feel chilly or uncomfortable.

Coming before the normal or usual time.

Relating to women, girls, or animals that can produce young; the opposite of male.

Having no empty space; containing a lot of something.

One of two equal parts that make up something complete.

When you are ill, your body does not feel well because you have an infection or sickness.

Arriving or happening after the time it should; not on time.

Easy to carry or lift because it does not weigh much.

Small in size or amount; not large or much.

Something that measures a lot from the beginning to the end; not short.

When you don't know where you are or how to get somewhere, you are lost. You cannot find your way.

Close to the ground or at a small height; not high or tall.

Related to the mind and thinking; something that happens in your thoughts rather than on paper or with tools.

Made by nature, not by humans; not artificial or fake.

Having been alive or existing for a long time.

The first version; something new and different from copies.

Belonging to one person; private or individual, not shared with others.

Of high quality and done with skill, or relating to a skilled job.

Available to or belonging to everyone; visible or known to many people.

In fact or really. Used to say what is true, especially when it's different from what others think.

At a time after now or after something else happens; in the future.

The smallest amount or degree of something; the minimum.

Just this thing and nothing else; the single one among others.

A word used to ask politely for something.

Something is very likely to happen; you think it will happen.

Actually or truly; used to emphasize something is genuine.

Yet, continuing to happen now, or not moving.

When something happens fast with no warning.

When something happens without planning or purpose. The action was not deliberate.

Plus another thing; in addition to something already mentioned.

In a way that is easy to see or understand; without confusion.

Continuously = non-stop, never pausing. Rain continuously for hours means it never stopped.

Used to mean in addition or another option; what happens if not.

Completely; to the full extent or degree.

A smaller amount of something; fewer or not as much.

In a way that is very clear or easy to understand.

Done exactly right; in a way with no errors.

Expressing what you think or feel based on your own experience and opinion.

In a way that involves your body or real objects, not mental or abstract ideas.