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1. LycosComputing
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2. LycosLycos, Inc. is a search engine and web portal established... Read more
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1. licorice; liquorice
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2. Lycoris
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1. African wild dog (Lycaon pictus)From Latin “Lycaon”
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2. Lycaon pictusLycaon pictus is a canid found only in Africa, especially... Read more
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1. common clubmoss (Lycopodium clavatum); stag's-horn clubmoss; running clubmoss; ground pineObsolete term, See also 日陰鬘
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1. lycanthrope; werewolf
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1. Chinese wolfberry fruit (Lycium chinense); Chinese matrimony vine fruit
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枸杞の実 【くこのみ】
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1. litchi (Nephelium litchi); lycheeSee also 茘枝
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ライチー
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ぞく
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1. Lycaon (genus containing the African wild dog)
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1. common puffball (Lycoperdon perlatum); warted puffballUsually written using kana alone
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埃茸 【ほこりたけ】
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1. Lycia
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2. LyciaLycia was a geopolitical region in Anatolia in what are n... Read more
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1. Lycoperdon perlatumLycoperdon perlatum, commonly known as the common puffbal... Read more
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1. Lycaon (Arcadia)For the Trojan Lycaon, see Lycaon (son of Priamos). In Gr... Read more
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1. LychnisLychnis is a genus of 15-25 species of flowering plants i... Read more
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1. LycaenopsLycaenops ("Wolf-Face") is a genus of carnivorous theraps... Read more
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1. LycaoniaLycaonia was a large region in the interior of Asia Minor... Read more
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1. LycopodiaceaeThe Lycopodiaceae is a family of primitive vascular plant... Read more
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1. LycopodiophytaThe Division Lycopodiophyta (sometimes called Lycophyta o... Read more
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1. LycaenidaeThe Lycaenidae are the second-largest family of butterfli... Read more
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