Synonyms Starting with L
Loosen Synonyms : release, free, set free, let go, liberate, unloose, unchain, unbridle, unshackle, untie, deliver, unbind, extricate.untie, undo, unclasp, unshackle, unfasten, unfetter, unyoke, untether, unlock, unbinLoot Synonyms : plunder, pillage, booty, prize, goods, spoils, take, haul, pilferage.plunder, rob, despoil, devastate, lay waste, ransack, pillage, rape, fleece, ravage, rifle, raid, filch.Lop Synonyms : cut, sever, hack, chop, detach, amputate, dock, crop, trim, truncate, prune, slice off, mow, mutilate, clip.Lope Synonyms : bound, gallop, canter, coast, sweep, skim, course, saunter, amble, cruise, roll along, meander, skip along, jog.Lopsided Synonyms : uneven, askew, asymmetric, unbalanced, overbalanced, tilting, top heavy, inclined, leaning, oblique, one-sided, disproportionate, unequal, irregular, tipped, tilted, slanted, listing.Loquacious Synonyms : talkative, chatty, verbose, garrulous, vociferous, voluble, prolix, wordy, longwinded, windy, gabby, profuse, copious, babbling, gushy, diffusive.Loquacity Synonyms : garrulity.Lord Synonyms : ruler, monarch, crown, sovereign, overlord, leader, noble, liege, potentate, paramount, master, superior, headman, governor, peer, laird, suzerain, emperor, czar, autocrat, seignior.Lord It Synonyms : boss around, domineer, tyrannize, oppress, put on airs, act big, overawe, coerce, dictate, control, intimidate, browbeat, swagger, vaunt.Lordly Synonyms : lofty, noble, grand, magnificent, majestic, regal, royal, kingly, princely, aristocratic, dignified, proud.haughty, insolent, arrogant, lofty, domineering, imperious, disdainful, overbearing, supercilLore Synonyms : wisdom, folk wisdom, folktales, tales, sayings, stories, legends, folkways, beliefs, teachings, traditions, customs.Lose Synonyms : mislay, misplace, miss, misdirect, let slip, go astray, vanish, lose track of, wander off.fail, default, fall short, miss, forfeit, flunk, flub, succumb, fall, miscarry, abort, collapse, submit, yieldLoser Synonyms : failure.Loss Synonyms : privation, deprivation, harm, damage, ruin, trouble, disadvantage, injury, defeat, destruction, detriment, forfeiture, impairment, misfortune, bereavement.deficit, debit, debt, minus, shrinkage, deficLost Synonyms : mislaid, misplaced, missing, missed, wayward, gone, misdirected, astray.rapt, absorbed, abstracted, engrossed, preoccupied, entranced, spellbound, bewildered, confused, perplexed, stymied, dazed, puzzLot Synonyms : acreage, parcel, plot, tract, field, patch, property, division.portion, share, allotment, apportionment, measure, allowance, quota, ration, piece, part, percentage.chance, fate, accident, kismet, fortLothario Synonyms : seducer, rake, philanderer, libertine, rouLotion Synonyms : cosmetic, conditioner, cream, preparation, base, wash, unguent, salve, balm, ointment, liniment, freshener.Lots Synonyms : many, plenty, good deal, great deal, scads, slew, heaps, piles, numbers, scores, droves, stacks.Lottery Synonyms : drawing, draw, chance, raffle, gamble, wager, bet, venture, stake.Loud Synonyms : noisy, clamorous, resounding, tumultuous, deafening, booming, earsplitting, ear-piercing, loudmouthed, stentorian, boisterous, riotous, vociferous, hurly-burly, uproarious, rip-roaring, rowdy.gaudy, fLoudmouthed Synonyms : loud.Lounge Synonyms : loaf, dally, dillydally, idle away, waste time, trifle away, fritter away, laze, dawdle, loiter, vegetate, stagnate, mark time.lobby, waiting room, reception room, vestibule, anteroom.stretch out, recLouse Synonyms : scoundrel, rat, heel, stinker, cad, bounder, villain, knave, rascal, rogue, cuss, cur, viper, swine, skunk, dog.Louse Up Synonyms : mismanage, foul up, botch, snarl, bungle, muff, blunder, spoil, ruin, bollix, screw up, mess up, trip up, muddle, butcher.