Adjective with L

  • Means extended in length or duration.

  • Describes someone unwilling to work.

  • Means very beautiful or delightful.

  • Means small in size or quantity.

  • Means big in size or extent.

  • Means producing a strong sound.

  • Means bright or having little weight.

  • Means having good luck or fortune.

  • Means weak, poor, or unimpressive.

  • Describes feeling alone or isolated.

  • Means caring and full of affection.

  • Means not tight or freely moving.

  • Means after the expected or usual time.

  • Means missing or unable to find the way.

  • Means not high or small in level.

  • Means full of energy and activity.

  • Means very bad or of poor quality.

  • Means tall and thin, a bit awkward.

  • Means easy to like; pleasant, friendly.

  • Means faithful and devoted; steadfast.

  • Means full of lumps; not smooth.

  • Means easy to love; endearing and sweet.

  • Means a bit silly/crazy; or full of loops.

  • Means very long in time or size.

  • Means thin or low-fat; a real adjective.

  • Means very comfortable and expensive.

  • Rich, juicy, and delicious; yummy!

  • Means final; coming after all others.

  • So silly or bad that it's funny.

  • Easy to like; pleasant and friendly.

  • Not firm or strong; floppy.

  • Describes one who lies; not truthful.

  • Means similar; used before a noun.

  • Variant of lovable; easy to love (UK common).

  • Music adjective: very slow tempo.

  • Tastes or smells like lemon.

  • Means showing amusement; someone laughing.

  • Means glowing or shining with light.

  • Rich and abundant; full of healthy growth.

  • Means lighted up; brightly illuminated.

  • Means absurd or ridiculous; very silly.

  • Means probable or expected to happen.

  • Means strong, vigorous, full of energy.

  • Comparative of loose; less tight.

  • Lacking energy or enthusiasm; sluggish.

  • Clear and easy to understand; vivid.

  • Means humble or of low rank; valid adjective.

  • Adjective meaning sluggish, very tired or drowsy.

  • Directional adjective meaning on the left side.

  • Music term used in English: adjective for slow tempo.

  • Adjective meaning very talkative or chatty.

  • Adjective meaning extremely angry; furious.

  • Adjective meaning luxurious or very generous.

  • Comparative of low; at a more reduced/low level.

  • Common slang adjective meaning crazy.

  • Adjective meaning likely to leak; not tight.

  • Past-participle adjective meaning cherished; dear.

  • Adjective meaning very high, tall, or noble.

  • Means famous or mythical, of great renown.

  • Means missing or without something needed.

  • Comparative adjective meaning not as much.

  • Slow, relaxed, a bit weak or listless.

  • Gracefully flexible and supple in movement.

  • Profitable; brings in a lot of money.

  • A bright green color; lime-colored.

  • Flexible and easily bent; supple.

  • Alive; existing or currently in use.

  • Happening now; not recorded or canned.

  • Made of lace or lace-like in pattern.

  • Uneven or crooked; not balanced.

  • Comparative: smaller or less important.

  • Dull, lacking shine, sparkle, or energy.

  • Comparative of long—greater in length/time.

  • Means proper and refined, like a polite lady.

  • Describes someone or a team that is not winning.

  • Not strict; tolerant and forgiving in rules.

  • Having long legs; tall or with long stems.

  • Describes something actively jumping.

  • Slangy adjective: slow or stuttering, esp. in games.

  • Likely to happen; or legally responsible.

  • Lawful; allowed by the rules or by law.

  • Describes something regrettable or pitiable.

  • A color adjective: pale purple like the flower.

  • Leafy

Slova v seznamu Adjective with L pochází od hráčů slovní hry Jméno, město, zvíře, věc.