Množina: lings

Any of several deepwater long-bodied fishes of the cod family found in the N Atlantic.
1. American hakes.
2. Elongated marine food fish of Greenland and northern Europe; often salted and dried; SYN. Molva molva.

Množina: lings

Water chestnut whose spiny fruit has two rather than 4 prongs; SYN. ling ko, Trapa bicornis.
Another name for common heather.

Množina: ling ling heathers

Množina: Ling-paos

A member of the Taoist Trinity; Also called: Mystic Jewel.

Množina: Lingalas

A Bantu language widely used in trade and public affairs in the Congo River area

Množina: lingams

The Hindu phallic symbol of Siva.
In Hinduism, the phallic emblem of the god Siva, the yoni being the female equivalent.

Množina: Linganore-Bartonsvilles

Unincorporated community in Maryland (USA).

Množina: Lingayats

A member of a Saiva sect of southern India marked by wearing of the lingam and characterized by denial of caste distinctions

Množina: Lingayen Gulves

Inlet of South China Sea Philippines in NW Luzon

Množina: lingcod

1. Flesh of lean-fleshed fish caught off the Pacific coast of the United States.
2. Food fish of Northern Pacific waters related to greenlings; SYN. Ophiodon elongatus.

1. To remain present although waning or gradually dying
2. To take one's time; proceed slowly; SYN. dawdle.

Množina: lingeries

ETYM French.
Women's underwear and nightclothes.
General term for women's underwear and night attire.

Množina: lingerie stores