1. A loose overhanging flap; the part of a garment that hangs loosely, and lies on the knees when a person sits down; the upper part of the legs between the knees and body when seated; a roll or aliver of cotton, &c., for feeding the cards of a spinning machine; a wooden disk, or metal wheel, on which leather, &c., is secured, used for burnishing or polishing.

2. To feed or drink by licking; to sound, as if lapping.

3. To lick up with the tongue.

4. To be spread or laid; to be turned over.

5. A licking, or the sound of the act.

6. To fold; to bend and layover or on; to place one thing upon another, so as partially to cover it; to wrap round; to infold.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• rlap,
• wap,
• lmae,
• lsp,
• lmao,
• lak,
• lkae,
• wlal,
• laspe,
• latop,
• oap,
• laph,
• liaw,
• lup,
• dap,
• laf,
• lapm,
• lanp,
• lapop,
• lal

• lave,
• LAPS,
• layup,
• lavey,
• cap,
• lamp,
• leap,
• lip,
• Laube,
• lay,
• laub,
• clap,
• map,
• laboe,
• law,
• layby,
• la,
• lad,
• yap,
• lag,
• flap,
• lape,
• lab,
• lay-up,
• tap,
• zap,
• gap,
• nap,
• lava,
• Laboy,
• la.,
• lay up,
• rap,
• lav,
• sap,
• lapp,
• labbe,
• slap.

The adverb for the word "lap" is "laboriously".

The adjective form of the word "lap" is "lapped".

The plural of the "lap" can be the "laps".

The singular of the "lap" can be the "lap".