Lone
11lone — index exclusive (singular), only (sole), separate, singular, sole, solitary, unilateral …
12Lone — f Danish: shortened form of ABELONE (SEE Abelone) and Magdelone (see MAGDALENE (SEE Magdalene)). It is now very commonly used as an independent name …
13lone — 1 lonely, lonesome, *alone, forlorn, lorn, solitary, desolate 2 *single, sole, unique, solitary, separate, particular …
14lone — [adj] by oneself; only abandoned, alone, deserted, forsaken, isolated, lonely, lonesome, one, onliest, particular, secluded, separate, separated, single, singular, sole, solitary, solo, stag, unaccompanied, unique; concept 577 Ant. accompanied,… …
15lone — [lōn] adj. [ME, aphetic < alone] 1. by oneself; alone; solitary 2. Rare lonesome 3. Rare unmarried or widowed 4. a) standing apart from others of its kind; isolated b) Old Poet. unfrequented: said …
16lone|li|ly — «LOHN luh lee», adverb. in a lonely manner …
17lone|ly — «LOHN lee», adjective, li|er, li|est, noun. –adj. 1. feeling oself alone and longing for company or friends; lonesome: »He was lonely while his brother was away. Now a lonely man Wifeless and heirless (Tennyson). 2 …
18lone — ace·to·va·nil·lone; adren·a·lone; high·lone; hu·mu·lone; In·da·lone; lone; lone·li·hood; lone·li·ly; lone·li·ness; lone·ly; lone·ness; lone·some·ly; lone·some·ness; pi·nac·o·lone; pred·nis·o·lone; preg·nen·in·o·lone; preg·nen·o·lone;… …
19Lône — une lône réhabilitée à Guilherand Granges Une lône (du franco provençal lona, issu du germanique lûnho[1]) est un bras mort d un fleuve qui reste en retrait du lit de celui ci et se trouve alimenté en eau par inf …
20lone — [[t]lo͟ʊn[/t]] 1) ADJ: ADJ n If you talk about a lone person or thing, you mean that they are alone. A lone woman motorist waited for six hours for the RAC yesterday because of a name mix up... He was shot by a lone gunman. 2) ADJ: ADJ n A lone… …
