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Traditional English :: loath
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loathing.html - predic.adj. (also loth) (usu. foll. by to + infin.) disinclined, reluctant, unwilling ( was loath to admit it). nothing loath adj. quite willing. [OE lath f. Gmc] |
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Traditional English :: loathe
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loathing.html - v.tr. regard with disgust; abominate, detest. loather n. loathing n. [OE lathian f. Gmc, rel. to LOATH] |
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Traditional English :: loathsome
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loathing.html - adj. arousing hatred or disgust; offensive, repulsive. loathsomely adv. loathsomeness n. [ME f. loath disgust f. LOATHE] |
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Traditional English :: loath
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loathing.html - predic.adj. (also loth) (usu. foll. by to + infin.) disinclined, reluctant, unwilling ( was loath to admit it). nothing loath adj. quite willing. [OE lath f. Gmc] |
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Traditional English :: loathe
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loathing.html - v.tr. regard with disgust; abominate, detest. loather n. loathing n. [OE lathian f. Gmc, rel. to LOATH] |
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Traditional English :: loathsome
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loathing.html - adj. arousing hatred or disgust; offensive, repulsive. loathsomely adv. loathsomeness n. [ME f. loath disgust f. LOATHE] |
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