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Traditional English :: loggia
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loggia.html - n.
1 an open-sided gallery or arcade.
2 an open-sided extension of a house. [It., = LODGE] |
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Traditional English :: loggia
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loggia.html - n.
1 an open-sided gallery or arcade.
2 an open-sided extension of a house. [It., = LODGE] |
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Traditional English :: logging
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loggia.html - n.
the work of cutting and preparing forest timber. |
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English Idioms :: loggerhead
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loggia.html - See: AT LOGGERHEADS. |
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Traditional English :: logger
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loggia.html - n.
US a lumberjack. |
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Traditional English :: loggerhead
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loggia.html - n. 1 an iron instrument with a ball at the end heated for melting pitch etc. 2 any of various large-headed animals, esp. a turtle (Caretta caretta) or shrike (Lanius ludovicianus). 3 archaic a blockhead or fool. at loggerheads (often foll. by with) disagreeing or disputing. [prob. f. dial. logger block of wood for hobbling a horse + HEAD] |
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