Vocabulary Words - Second Grade - L:

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• lace
  (n.) A type of fine cloth with patterns of very small holes.
  (n.) A string that you pull through special holes in shoes or clothing and tie.
  
  
• lady
  (n.) Any woman.
  
  
• laid
  (v.) Past participle of lay; placed or rested.
  
  
• lane
  (n.) A narrow road between fences or buildings.
  
  
• last
  (adj.) Most recent; remaining after all others have gone.
  (v.) To continue to happen or exist.
  
  
• laugh
  (v.) To make a sound with the voice because something is funny.
  
  
• lay
  (v.) To place or rest.
  
  
• leaf
  (n.) A green, flat parts that grows on a plant.
  
  
• lean
  (v.) To move or bend in a particular position.
  (adj.) Not containing much fat.
  
  
• leap
  (v.) Jump.
  
  
• learn
  (v.) To gain knowledge or skill by study or experience.
  
  
• leave
  (v.) To go away from a place or person.
  (v.) To let something stay.
  
  
• leg
  (n.) One of two long parts of the body that you stand or walk on.
  (n.) A limb that connects the top of the thigh to the foot.
  
  
• less
  (adj.) A smaller amount.
  (adv.) A smaller amount.
  
  
• let
  (v.) To allow.
  
  
• lick
  (v.) To pass your tongue over.
  
  
• lie
  (v.) To say something untrue.
  (v.) To be in a position with your body flat on the floor or a bed.
  (n.) Something that is not true.
  
  
• life
  (n.) The period of time between your birth and death.
  
  
• lift
  (v.) To raise.
  
  
• light
  (n.) An object, such as a lamp, that uses electricity and allows you to see things.
  (n.) Power from the sun or a lamp that allows you to see things.
  (adj.) Not dark, bright.
  (adj.) Not heavy.
  
  
• lime
  (n.) A small green citrus fruit.
  
  
• list
  (n.) A series of words written down a column.
  (v.) To write a series of words in a column.
  
  
• live
  (adj.) Having life, alive.
  (v.) To have your home in a particular place.
  
  
• loud
  (adj.) Not quiet.
  (adj.) Making a lot of noise.
  
  
• love
  (n.) The strong feeling of caring very much about someone or something.
  (v.) To have the strong feeling of caring very much for someone or something.
  
  

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