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10 Language-to-English DictionariesLuciferous
Providing, producing, or bringing light; illuminating.
Luck
The success or failure apparently brought by chance rather than through one's own actions.
Lucky
Having or bringing good fortune; favored by luck.
Lucrative
Producing a great deal of profit; highly remunerative or financially rewarding.
Lucrativeness
The quality of being profitable or yielding financial gain.
Luculent
Clearly expressed; easily understood; luminous or lucid.
Luddite
A person opposed to new technology, especially new devices and automated systems.
Luderick
An herbivorous marine fish (Girella tricuspidata), also known as the blackfish, found in coastal waters and estuaries of Australia and New Zealand.
Ludwig
A traditional German male given name associated with historical royalty and notable intellectuals.
Luggage
Bags, suitcases, or other items used to carry personal belongings while traveling.
Luggage office
A room or counter at a station, airport, or hotel where travelers can leave luggage temporarily for safekeeping.
Luggage-room
A room in a railway station, hotel, or other facility where baggage may be left temporarily.
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