LUCUBRATE, l[=u]'k[=u]-br[=a]t, _v.i._ to study by lamplight or at
night.--_n._ LUCUBR[=A]'TION, a product of close study or thought, any
composition produced in retirement.--_adj._ L[=U]'CUBR[=A]TORY, composed by
candle-light. [L. _lucubr[=a]re_, _-[=a]tum_--_lux._]
LUCULENT, l[=u]'k[=u]-lent, _adj._ lucid: clear: transparent:
evident.--_adv._ L[=U]'CULENTLY. [L. _luculentus_--_lux_.]
LUCUMO, l[=u]'k[=u]-m[=o], _n._ an appellation of the Etruscan princes and
priests. [L.]
LUD, _n._ a minced form of _lord_.
LUDICROUS, l[=u]'di-krus, _adj._ that serves for sport: adapted to excite
laughter: laughable: comic.--_adv._ L[=U]'DICROUSLY.--_n._
L[=U]'DICROUSNESS. [L. _ludicrus_--_lud[)e]re_, to play.]
LUE, l[=u], _v.t._ to sift.