What is the difference between a Russian optimist, pessimist and realist?
The optimist studies English.
The pessimist studies Chinese.
The realist stays home and cleans his kalashnikov.
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List of words beginning with: L
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LEGGING n. (usu. In pl.) 1 close-fitting knitted trousers for women or children. - stout protective outer covering for the lower leg.
LEGIBLE adj. Clear enough to read; readable. legibility n. Legibly adv. [latin lego read]
LEGLESS adj. - having no legs. - slang very drunk.
LEGPULL n. Colloq. Hoax.
LEGROOM n. Space for the legs of a seated person.
LEISURE centre n. Public building with sports facilities etc. - n. - free time. - enjoyment of free time. at leisure 1 not occupied. - in an unhurried manner. At one's leisure when one has time. [anglo-french leisour from latin licet it is allowed]
LEMMING n. Small arctic rodent reputed to rush into the sea and drown during migration. [norwegian]
LENGTHY adj. (-ier, -iest) of unusual or tedious length. lengthily adv. Lengthiness n.
LENIENT adj. Merciful, not severe. lenience n. Leniency n. Leniently adv. [latin lenis gentle]
LEONINE adj. - like a lion. - of or relating to lions. [latin: related to *leo]
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