English to English Dictionary

Labor

Work, especially hard physical work.

Labor reform

Changes made to laws, regulations, and policies governing employment, workplace safety, wages, and workers' rights.

Laboratory

A room or building equipped for scientific experiments, research, testing, or the manufacture of chemicals or drugs.

Labour reform

Changes or alterations made to employment laws and workplace regulations to improve working conditions, workers' rights, and economic fairness.

Lace-curtain

Denoting or characteristic of a middle-class or socially aspiring group, especially of Irish descent.

Laceration

A deep cut or tear in skin or flesh.

Laces

Strings or cords passed through eyelets or hooks on a shoe or garment and pulled together to tighten it.

Lack

The state or condition of not having enough or none of something.

Lackluster

Lacking brilliance, vitality, or effort; disappointing or mediocre.

Lair

A wild animal's resting place or hidden retreat.

Laker

A person who lives near, visits, or travels on a lake.

Lakma

A traditional or regional term occasionally used to denote specific ceremonial breads or regional designations.