Glossary

(lē gǝ lē): From the point of view of law.

(le jǝ slā shǝn): The laws made by a legislator or legislative body.

(lī kən): Any of numerous plantlike living things made up of an alga and a fungus growing together on a solid surface (such as a rock or a tree).

(līf sī kәl): A series of stages through which something (such as a plant or animal) passes during its lifetime.

(līf sī kәl): Stages in the life of a plant or animal.

(līv trap): A trap for catching an animal alive and uninjured.

A means of obtaining the necessities of life.

(līv stäk): Animals kept or raised, especially farm animals kept for use and profit.

(lō kə līz(d)): Within a limited area.

(lō kā shən): The place or position of something.

(läj): To become stuck or fixed in a place or position.

(lō ji stiks): The handling of the details of an operation.

(läg jam): A situation in which a large number of logs floating down a river become tangled with each other so that further movement is not possible.

(län jə tüd nəl): Involving the repeated observation of a set of subjects over time with respect to one or more study variables.

(lǝm bǝr): Timber or logs especially when sawed and trimmed for use.

(lü nǝr) Of, relating to, or resembling the Moon.

(lū nər sī kəl): The changing appearance of the Moon as seen from Earth.

(ləsh): Having full and healthy growth.

(mag nə tüd): Size, quantity, number, or extent of something (such as the strength of an earthquake).

(mə jes tik): Being stately and dignified.

(mə jȯr ə tē): A number or percentage equaling more than half of a total.