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liquid crystal I literally

n\ 01 ' mous liquids 111 ~'hICh Ihe dloms or mol,

"roved "ulel He regularh'

In ellh(l une dimenSIon or IwO dimenSIons, !he order giving ro" to opli,,1 rrOpertleS, such as an"olropic "atl(llng, Ihe "vstals mo"",d wilh

moriTer w,, IMara Angeloul, ",I/", I,k, 10 gIve Ihe CO a lISten before buy,ng

~n act of hSienlngWould you phrasal verb:

listen in
I,qu,d "y'tal
layer
rr, ""J'

1, To JrSien 10 a conv,rsalion hetween others, eavesdrop, 2, To tune In
I'Slenen, aJteralion linfluenced and !.!len 10 a broadcast.IMiddle English hy Ir"en , to IISI. liSten; see !.(Sr) of Old EnglIShhlysnan; see kleu- in Appendix I.! -lis/1enoer n,

liq'uid.crysotal display (lik'wjd, kriS'tJl)

gilal walCh", mad, ur of a liquId cfl"'al thai is , \andwlChed bet,,' layers o( glass or ria"" and becomrs opaque when de"11( cumnt rams

n ,.,bb" LCD A low ""er flal- pallel Jisplaj' used 10 many laplor compu"rs, calculatnrs and

.,n

lis,tenoaoble (lis' ,-n,. bJII
ahle: an

adr

Being such that It"enlng IS pleasor,
song

r ~:

undlHIIIg"IShed bulli,H'IIab/,

lis

tenoaobil'i.tyn

Ihlough it. The cnnlra" b(\~' een th, npaqu. and Iransparent areas form,
vISible charaClers

lisotenoeroship Ilis/a.n",ship Ii"n.r. )
to a radio program or ","on,

n The people who IIS"n

~J~s :'

lio quidoi.ty Ilj, kwid'j.tel

", 1. The S"Ie of

being !.quid, 2, The

listoer 11i"I.rl n A plow
drill for

equipped with a double mold hoard thai

Im' e.'lH"nl wlliT h'giT I" quaJity of being readil)' convertlhle 1010 cash: all quid")' 3, Available "sh or the cap"")" to oh"in il on demand", bnHk ;iTOffClIIHS Ihe average rccm 01 It; In,,"s Ihal IS InerensiHS ilS I'q,"drl)' II)'

lurns up rhe soil on each SIde of the (urrow , otlen having an "\ached
seed planting, I From I.IH

liqouiodize (tik'wi, diz l "-,,, - dized, -dizoes, - dizoing

To make

Lisoter tlis'larl, Joseph. F"Si Baron LISler, 1827- 1911, Bnllsh surgeon, He demom"aled in 1865 Ihat carbolic acid was an elf""ve anll;epllc

oola ",., ,

liquid

at unil or system of units!.quld capacilj', v, Va",nl 01 liquefy, liqouiofy (Iik/l, fi'

liquid measure" 1, The measurement o( liquid "pacil)', 2, A

agent, decreasing poslOperalive fatalilles from Inf,,"on,
n, Any at

lisoteorioa (li' Slir /e,,1

various rod,shaped, gram' posillve

liqouor (Ilk',,) H, 1, An alcoholic be"erage made by dIStillation ralher than by ferment"ion 2. A rich hrOlh resulting from Ihe prolonged
pol/iqllnr, cooking of meat or vegetables, esp.ciallr greens, Aha called at a nonvolatile subStance, 4, A solution, emulsion, AIl aqueous solution or suspension tor industrial use, .:.

ba(lem o( the genus LiSlena whICh includes the causative agenl o( lisLmenn genus name, aller loseph LiSTER.1 IerioslS, INew Latin dISease caused by L", o/sis) n, A bacteroaJ

lisoteori.o.sis Ili.stir

affectIng wild and domeSlic animals and sometImes humans and charaClerized by (ever, meningnis, and en"phalilis
Ima mo ;"ocy/agell",

~~i!liquid-crystal display
lap:

-uored, -uor."'g, -uors 1,

listoing (lis /ling) n, 1, An enlrY in a JrSl
'H rhe Ielephone book

or d"ectory: rh, fir" IISling a 1"lIng 01 phymlGns, 3, Computer Science 2, A list:

When lurned olf.

Sleep (malt, tor examplel, 2, SI"ng To make drunk with alcoholic !.quoe. Ivas nl/ lIquored lico"" a liquid, Oft,n used wilh "p, I /'., tiddle English from Old French,tram Lalin liquor (rom liq"ire to be liquid,

A printo", o( a program or da\a ,leI.
listoless (list'lis) ndj. Lacking energy or disinclined 10 exen effort: IeIhargic: cca(l,d 10 Ih, late" erlS" "",h listless resigllnllon, I Middle Engli, I", li.'r/" prohably (rom liSle, desire ((rom IiSlen , to desire; see LIST nd" list'lessoness n, lis1'lesS'ly less, less,

polallzed lighl rdlew 0(( d mirror , pam' Ihrougn Ihe
liquid crystallayor, and 'eaves ,he di,'play looking whn"
baNom: When lurned on, polarized light i; blocked by th, rear pol.,iler, Wilhou! Ihe refle";on of

lio quo.rice

(lik/,,- is, . ish) ", Chiefl)' Bri/ish p liora(lIr/a, li' ra) H.. llioreilir Ie' re)orli.rasAbl"
currency. Ilialian, trom Old llalian, (rom Old Proven,a!
Laiin libra, a onit of

Varianl 01 licorice,
1. Seelableal
I""n,

weight , pound,

list price II, A bas" published or advertised price, orten subject 10
at 11, A (ile server Ihal is used in Ihe managee, mail for m,mbers of a discu",ion group, Dan'" S)'nrphany 11856)

liroi o pipe

(Iir/a- pip ) n, A long scarf or cord ""ched \0 and hanging

discount.

listoservoer (liSl' sur
menl

ligol.

from a hood, IMedieval Latin "ffp,pi"m, Lisobon (liz/b"n) The capital and largeSi city of Porlugal. in the weSl'

affected areas ollhe liquid
crystal layer look' hlack,

ern part o( the country on the Tagus River estuary, An ancienl Ibemn senlement. il was held by the Phoenicians and Carthaginiam, laken bj'
the Romans in 205 B,c.. and conquered by the Moors c. A_ D, 714, Recon-

Liszt Ilist). Franz 1811- 1886, Hungarian composer and piano virtuo.
so, His beSt , known composilioO! include the and Ihe Faust S)'mphan)' 1853- 1861 I, I lit' (Iii)

qumd by the Portuguese in 1147, it flourished in th,
deva.staled by a major liosenote (le-sinli) /

paSt teme and a paSt paniciple of ligh1' . See Usage Note
Dronk ndj. Jllfarnlnl, or drugged, Often used with "p,

161h "nlur)'

during the heyday of colonial expansion in Africa aod India, The cilY was
eanhquake in 1755, Population: 663, 315,
n,

at light'
v, litZ Ilir) lit. abbr,

A past tense and a past participle o( light'.
my Lileralure: enjoyed course in French /iI,

Plural o( sente.

lit' (lit) n, Inlocrnn1

lisle (IiI) n, 1- A fine, ,mooth, tightly twisted thread spun from longstapled cotton, 2. Fabric knitted o( this thread, used esp"ially for ho"T)' and underwear, lAtter Usle IUlle). France. sp (lisp) n, 1, A spe"h defect or mannorism characterized by mlS"ronunciation of Ihe sounds (s) and (z) as (th) (th), 2. A sound 01 and or like 3 lisp: "TIle carpente"" J ' , , plalle whiHI., irs wild ascelldillg Ii,p (Walt Whitman), .:. lisped , lisp.ing, lisps - ill/r, 1, To speak wilh . lisp, 2, To speak imperfeClly, as a child does, -tr, To pronounce wilh a lisp, IFrom Middle English lispen, 10 lisp, Irom Old English -wlyspiall (in ow/yspinn to lisp). from wli,p, lisping, lisp/er II,

1- liter 2a, lileral b, literally 3, literary 4, lileralure litoaony (lit'n- e) II pi, -nies 1, A lirurgical prayer consisting of a series of petilio", recited by a leader aiternaling with tixed respomes Ihe congregation, 2. A repetilive or incantatory reeitaJ; " /he /ilnn)' of 10)'offs in recent molllh, bycarpnrnre gian,, (Sylvia Nasar), IMiddle English
from Late Lalln lelnn;" lrom Old French, (rom Medieval Latin Ie/an;", lil"lIcueill, /ilnnin, from Lale Greek /il",..ia, (rom Greek, entrealY, lrom ,upplicalion, from lire, /"nll";, entrealing, 10 entreal, from

lilas, II, See table aI currency. ILithuanian litoas (lit/as)
LitB nbbr, Lntill

Franz Liszt
delail (rom an 1838 port"il by Henri L,hmann
11814-IHH11

Lillerarum Baccalaureus (Bachelor o( Len",; Bachelor

p(roeming).

USP (lisp) n, A programming language designed 10 process data con,isting o( ""S, II is widely used in ani(icial intelligence research, 11,,(0

of Lileralure)
liotchi also liochee or Iyochee (Ie'chil n pI. (chis aJso -chees Ihat bears bClghl red frUlIS, each of 1, A Chinese \f" iLicehi clii"",si,)

list' (list) n, 1. A series of names, words, or other items written, pnntmemonud, .:- v

lisosome also lisosom (lis /"m) "dJ. 1, Easily bent; supple, 2, Having the ability to move wilh ca.le; limher, IAJteration 01 LITHE-IOM,-I -lis'someoly adv, lis/someoness n, : or imagined one after the other: n shopping li51; a gumlist; list rhlnKS10 do 2, A considerable number; a long series; recil,d n lisr of dm"

which has a large single seed wilh a white, fleshy, edible aril. 2, Tbe nu'like fcuil o( Ihis \fee, Aho called lirchi /1111, IChinese (Mandarin) Ii :hi
li,

li1Chl+dli lwig,
Liierary crilicism,
nbbr, Lalin Litterarum DOClOr (Do(\or o( Lemrs: DoClor 01 I.il'

H, lit crit (krit) l"locrnol LitO

fi"

J.:"

"alUTe)
lite (lit ndj. Slang Having less sub!!ance or weight or fewer calories ,urfllce 11/1,1 sq"isli) on lIre Ihan something dse: lite m";rl'. shimmerl/lg of cnte " (Molher )one,,). IAlieration LIGHT ,afr", Ihe at . /Hhr, ,oprn/ite, I ite "'If. Slone; min",1: (ossil: I French, alte",ion (rom Greek lilha;, Stone, li.ter (le/"rl H AMI/, lor lit. A metric u"il of volume equal tLJ ar2 proXImately 1.056 li~uid quam, 0, 908 dry quari, or 0, 04 gallon, See

IZe: I/Sled his previouJ job" 2. To enter in a list; register; ",rh item listed ~""ved, 3. To put (on"eIO in a 'pecific category: hersell a.' lists nllartist, Archa" To recru II , -llItr, 1. To have a stated list pme: ",,1,0 rhM a "IS for ten dol/ars over llie s"le pme, 2, Archnic To enlist in the armed orces, (French liste, (rom Old French, (rom Old Italian lisln , of German, I( origin, list' er II list' (I" A narrow strip, especially wood, b, Archilecture of See ;:e, c, A n 1 a, or I 1St border selvage of clOlh, 2, A stripe or band o( color, 3a,

list'ed, listoing, lists -Ir- 1.

To make a li51 of; item-

J~~!
litchi
,rclii clill""s;;

litrnH measure o( table aI measurement, I French litre, from ob,nlete lilm, from Greek, unit of weigh!.1 capacil~' , from Mediel'al Lalin

OIher conteSlS, Often used 111 !he area o( controversy, 4, A rIdge ~~;n up between two (urrow, by a listor in , plowing, S. Db sale Ie dary, a border. .:trY. IlStoed , I,stolng, lists 1. To cover, line , or ed Wllh list, , 2, To Cut a Ihin "np (rom the edge of. 3., To furrow or :~I al""" (Middle Eng!'sh , (rom Old English liste, I ~is I' (land) wllh (lISt) n, An arena b, A place ~I ural, (or jou,t1l1g tournamenlS or of comba!, c. An
rp",,
IStoed lSo lOg, IstsToleanorcausetoleanlolhesiJe:Thedallr'Krdh. 'P lIS led badl)' 10 "arbon"I, Erosion lirst listed, loppled II", ell Iii

litoeroaocYllit' .r-.l-se) ", 1, The condition orqualil\' ol berngl"er,
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at"~ especially th, abililY 10 read and wrlle, 2, The condition or quality 01 being knowledgeable in a particular subCIIllllrnJ je(l or (idd:
litoeroaillil'or,ol)

literate,
; pal ; pay ;1 care a (alher
e pet

I",,"c)': !Jib"clll "'m"y. "r/" 1, Being in accordance wilh, conlorn1log 'u, or upholding Ihe "a(l or primary meaning of a word or words, 2, \\'old

1I1c1ination 10 am side, as of

a ship; a till. .:. illlr

I'
Iii

ree, IOngln unknown, I

lileml Irll"" /IIIio", 3, Avoiding exaggerotion, nW' lor word; v"b",m: n III..., n h aphor, or emhelli" ment; (a(lual; prosaic: lil...n! """"P'li"" mi"d, 4, Con",,"ng of. using, or expressed by lell"": lire",! ""'ll""" , 5

oi boy ou out 00 took
0 0001
u cut

1St' (li51)

Conforming or limi"d 10 Ihe ,implest, non figurative, or
C"mplltrr Soo"" meaning of a word or words, .:- n,

nH1S1 ohl'lou;

i be
i pil i pie
ir 'pier

ur ueg"

list' (u"l
IlSotel (I'

lMid Intr

Ir.... IStoe ,

dix 1.1 die EnglISh Iwell

listolng: lISts Mchnic To liSten or liSien , from Old EnglISh hlystl"l. See kleu- In Appen'

A lellet '" ""mhLII
r,.f,.r.'

Ihal Stands for il;ell as npposed to a feature, (unCllOn, 01 cnlll~' ",,;n(1'
,t did 1",,11 in a pro~r"mm,"g language: J "'"I,,' a .')'I"/"'/IIi,"

tn thi" III Ihi,
hw whICh ,h VlSiun

, pen"

be .;. II, A an inclin",olI di' tr,ngltTo lIS ""di'~III,ed; ChliOse, (rom Olddesire or /)"'nll. See fassh , 10 dc!lre, please, EnglISh
I.!

. Archulf' ,'llStoed, IlStolng,lists -If, To be pleasingto,

11i"."d"/"lr""I""II;,"'trrrl/ ir"IIdolll/rsrs", !MiddleEnglish

1,0m

6 pal

c."" ,

lS' tall II Arlh"I'III'" A narrnw border. molding, or "-lJed IISI !hench, fro", lial"n 1I!l\'II", d,mlnullve o( IISI,'

filkt. Aba
bl/rdel,

nl a given teXi nr doCtrine, 2, I.iteral r,"traval; realism,

at lellers, lrom I."in 1'lIcrn iiI, Old FI",ch , from I."e Latin IIII""ili", klll'1 See LE'lTEHI - li1/er.al.ness n, litoeroaloism (lil/ ."o- liz 'I/1) n, 1, Adherence In Ih,' explici, 'e",

" loe

, ab"ul, il"11
t reg"",.I"m

"paw

-litleroaloist

I' ,ten ori~ln, IS in" (I' , 10 he., '" IS 'nl

n -li(' eroalois'lic "r/J. litoeroa!oize (lit'ora- liz l I",., o iled

izoing, -loes i

Tn nlJke lit,

StreS! mark,, ' Ipru"',,y!: (so(Dndarrl, a, in dictionary Idik'sha,ner

dfort 2, for Ihe bell. 1i, r'" Jt, ""tio ' hemetnln~, /"1, 11 ", iiII' ""(",, 1"'(,/IIIr~ ed: SI"" """"'gc""'l'lvllj/l'ncrJr ;f~II)'lowh""""nlr)'p ;,,pl"
1, To make an

-tened tenoing, - tens

litoeroaloly (lil'
Ir"" ./,II,d

Id ,h,. Lr,.,.! f,Wl/gL'

I.,

1, In a literal mannn: ~""d lor word
2, In a l'k,,1 nr """ ;c,,'e:

III,.",/ly.

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