| LAMBADAS | • lambadas n. Plural of lambada. • LAMBADA n. a rhythmic energetic Latin-American dance. |
| LAMBASTE | • lambaste v. To scold, reprimand or criticize harshly. • lambaste v. (Dated in UK English but not US English) To give a thrashing to; to beat severely. • LAMBASTE v. to beat severely, also LAMBAST. |
| LAMBASTS | • lambasts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of lambast. • LAMBAST v. to beat severely, also LAMBASTE. |
| LAMBDOID | • lambdoid adj. Shaped like the Greek letter lambda… • lambdoid n. The lambdoid suture. • LAMBDOID adj. shaped like the letter Greek lambda, also LAMBDOIDAL. |
| LAMBENCY | • lambency n. The property of being lambent, brightness. • LAMBENCY n. the quality of being lambent. |
| LAMBERTS | • lamberts n. Plural of lambert. • LAMBERT n. a unit of brightness. |
| LAMBIEST | • lambiest adj. Superlative form of lamby: most lamby. • LAMBY adj. resembling a lamb. |
| LAMBINGS | • lambings n. Plural of lambing. • Lambings prop.n. Plural of Lambing. • LAMBING n. giving birth to a lamb. |
| LAMBKILL | • lambkill n. Kalmia angustifolia, a toxic plant with small, deep pink flowers. • LAMBKILL n. an evergreen shrub. |
| LAMBKINS | • lambkins n. Plural of lambkin. • LAMBKIN n. a small lamb, also LAMBIE. |
| LAMBLIKE | • lamblike adj. Like a lamb; gentle; inoffensive. • LAMBLIKE adj. like a lamb. |
| LAMBLING | • lambling n. A young or little lamb. • LAMBLING n. a little lamb. |
| LAMBSKIN | • lambskin n. The skin of a very young sheep, especially prepared with the fleece still attached. A very fine form of leather. • lambskin n. A kind of woollen cloth resembling this. • LAMBSKIN n. the skin of a lamb. |