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Third person singular present tense of "lose"; to be deprived of or cease to have.

Present participle of "lose"; the act of being deprived of something or failing to win.

The fact or process of losing something or someone.

Plural of loss; instances of losing something or someone.

Past tense of "lose": ceased to have or was deprived of.

**(a lot / lots)** A large number or amount.

A liquid preparation applied to the skin for cosmetic or medicinal purposes.

A large number or amount (more informal than "a lot").

(Informal) Eye dialect spelling of "lot of," representing casual pronunciation.

A system of raising money by selling numbered tickets and awarding prizes to holders of randomly drawn numbers.

An aquatic plant of the water lily family with large pink or white flowers, native to Asia and Australia.

Producing or capable of producing much noise; having high volume.

Comparative form of "loud"; producing more noise or having greater volume.

In a way that produces much noise; with great volume or intensity.

A room for relaxing in a home, hotel, or airport.

(informal) Very poor or bad; of low quality.

An intense feeling of deep affection.

Past tense of "love": felt deep affection for.

Very beautiful or attractive.

A person having a romantic or sexual relationship with someone outside marriage.

People who are in a romantic or sexual relationship with each other.

Third person singular present tense of "love"; feels deep affection for someone.

(informal) Affection or love, typically physical affection.

Feeling or showing love or great care.

Not high or tall; near the ground.

Comparative form of "low": less high in position.

Past tense and past participle of "lower"; moved something to a position closer to the ground or to a lower level.

Superlative form of "low"; situated at the most minimal height or position.

Of low rank, status, or importance; humble.

Giving or showing firm and constant support or allegiance to a person, institution, or cause.

The quality of being faithful and devoted to a person, cause, country, or institution.

(computing) A command in Unix and Unix-like operating systems that lists directory contents.

Lysergic acid diethylamide; a powerful hallucinogenic drug that causes altered perceptions and sensory experiences.

(computing) Log Sequence Number; a unique identifier used in database systems to track the sequence of log records.

Abbreviation for lieutenant; a military or naval officer rank.

Abbreviation for "Limited"; a designation used after company names to indicate a private limited company, particularly in British and Commonwealth usage.

(chemistry) The chemical symbol for lutetium, a rare earth element with atomic number 71.

A male given name of French origin, variant of Luke.

A male given name of Italian origin, variant of Luke.

A male given name of Greek and Latin origin.

A female given name of Latin origin, meaning "light."

A masculine given name, the Italian and Spanish form of Lucian.

A masculine given name, the French form of Lucian.

(theology) A name for Satan, especially before his fall from heaven.

A feminine given name of French origin, derived from Lucia.

Success or failure apparently brought by chance rather than one's own actions.

Superlative form of lucky; having or experiencing the most good fortune.

By good fortune; fortunately.

Having, bringing, or resulting from good fortune.

A feminine given name of Latin origin meaning "light."