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l 1

or L  (ĕl)
n. pl. l's or L's also ls or Ls
1. The 12th letter of the modern English alphabet.
2. Any of the speech sounds represented by the letter l.
3. The 12th in a series.
4. Something shaped like the letter L.

l 2

abbr.
length

L 1

also l
The symbol for the Roman numeral 50.

L 2

abbr.
1. lambert
2. large
3. left
4. or l liter
5. Sports loss
6. low
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ls

abbreviation for
(Law) (on a document) the place of the seal
[from Latin locus sigilli]

ls

the internet domain name for
(Computer Science) Lesotho

LS

abbreviation for
(Automotive Engineering) Lesotho (international car registration)
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LS

1. left side.
2. letter signed.
3. lightship.

L.S.

place of the seal (as on a document).
[< Latin locus sigillī]
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