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#20laudable

SAT Word List 20

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laudable ADJECTIVE worthy or deserving of praise
lax ADJECTIVE careless, negligent; not tense, slack
legacy NOUN something handed down from one who has gone before or from the past; a bequest
lesion NOUN injury, wound; especially one created by a disease
lethargy NOUN laziness, tiredness; languor
lexicon NOUN a dictionary; vocabulary terms used in or of a particular profession, subject, or style
lieu NOUN instead of; in place of
loiter VERB to remain in an area without any specific reason; to lag behind
Maim VERB to disable or disfugure, to cripple
marauder NOUN a raider, intruder
Let Your Hair Down IDIOM (1800s) to behave freely and naturally; to relax and show your true self
Light at the End of the Tunnel IDIOM a long-searched-for answer, goal, or success
Like a Bump on a Log IDIOM (1863 by Mark Twain) inactive and not responding
Like It or Lump It IDIOM (1800s) whether you like it or not; certain to happen
Like Two Peas in a Pod IDIOM identical, alike in looks and behavior
Little Pitchers Have Big Ears IDIOM (ancient saying) little children, listening to the conversation of older people, oftenhear and understand a lot more than people give them credit
Live High off the Hog IDIOM (African-American expression) to live in a rich style and own lots of expensive things
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