<Leg, lig, lect> (read, choose, pick up): (1) elegant, illegible, college, negligent, diligent, eligible, elect, select, intellect, recollect, neglect, lecturer, collection, coil, cull; (2) legend, legion, legacy, legate, delegate, sacrilegious, dialect, lectern, colleague, lexicon.

<Lig> (bind): (1 and 2 combined) ligament, ligature, obligation, ally, alliance, allegiance, league, lien, liable, liaison, alloy.

See Classic words Laugh, Synonyms of, Laughable, Synonyms of, Lead, Synonyms of, Lect, leg family Lengthen, Synonyms of, Lessen, Synonyms of, Lewd Liberal, Synonyms of, Lie (noun), Synonyms of, Lie (verb), Synonyms of, Lig family Likeness, Synonyms of, Limp, Synonyms of, List, Synonyms of, Literal vs. figurative terms and applications.

I love the cries of lig-bar-ri The nes-i calling for their prey; And leaping of the na-a-li That fly in wildest fear away.

[Footnote 5: "Lig-bar-ri," hyenas] [Footnote 6: "Nes-i," lions]

But is the maine of all your businesse Ended in this? Lig.

Lig. Tis such a scurvy name as Bessus, and now I thinke tis hee.

Beleeve me Sir, you have a miserie Too mighty for your age: A pox upon him, For that must be the end of all his service: Your daughter was not mad Sir? Lig.

Lig. Is your name Bessus? Bes.

1. Captaine, a should indeed, he is mistaken: Lig.

Lig. Sirra that quits not me, where is this Ladie, Doe that you doe not use to doe, tell truth, Or by my hand

There was a Ladie Sir, I must confesse Once in my charge: the Prince Tigranes gave her To my guard for her safetie, how I usd her She may her selfe report, shee's with the Prince now: I did but waite upon her like a Groome, Which she will testifie I am sure: If not, My braines are at your service when you please Sir, And glad I have um for you? Lig.

Lig. Health to your Maiestie.

good Ligones, welcome; what businesse brought thee hether? Lig.

Tig. There is no alteration happened Since I came thence? Lig.

Lig. All verie well. Spa.

Lig. Forgive you, why I am no kin to you, am I? Spa.

Should it be measur'd by my meane deserts, Indeed you are not. Lig.

Sir. Lig. Are you in private still, or how? Spa. What doe you meane? Lig.

Sir. Lig. Are you in private still, or how? Spa. What doe you meane? Lig.

Tig. Speake, what ist? Lig. How has my age deserv'd so ill of you, That you can picke no strumpets in the Land, But out of my breed.

Tig. Strumpets good Ligones? Lig.

Lig. Why is she with you then? Can she waite on you better then your men, Has she a gift in plucking off your stockings, Can she make Cawdles well, or cut your Comes, Why doe you keepe her with you?

I, I, Spaconia. Lig.

"Jes' luk a streak o' greased lig-htnin'," he added presently.