How to pronounce “lack-latin”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (obsolete, derogatory) An uneducated, ignorant person.

Practice Nearby Words

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Similar Sounds

lachlan, laxton, lactin, low latin, locating, lactating, location, lactation, luxton, lactone, lactam, lichten, black lion, late latin, leuchten, look out on, laughlin, locklin, lectin, locked in, locked-in, langston, langton, long eaton, latin, lolita, lillian, layton, lilian, leighton, lakota, locution, leyton, ligation, laten, claxton, lacken, clacton, akhenaten, lachen, laton, liliane, lalita, latten, legation, looked on, licata, lackland, locked on, laquita, lacon, laxation, loleta, lay claim, lilien, lakshman, lochlann, lycaon, laccin, like a stone, lakelet, lallan, lehighton, lock haven, lycaeon