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Luke Definition

Luke (lo̵̅o̅k)

noun

  1. a masculine name
  2. Bible
    1. one of the four Evangelists, a physician and companion of the Apostle Paul and the reputed author of the third Gospel and the Acts of the Apostles: his day is Oct. 18
    2. the third book of the New Testament, telling the story of Jesus' life: abbrev. Lk or Lu

Etymology: LL(Ec) Lucas < Gr(Ec) Loukas, prob. contr. of Loukanos

Luke Usage Examples

Preposition: from

england: Rating: Reviewed by luke from england on 20th Oct 2004 V. Good.

Converse of object

get: I rang Dawn the day after and several times after that and only seemed to be getting a luke warm response from her.

Browse dictionary entries near Luke

  1. ‹ Lukács
  2. ‹ Luik
  3. ‹ Luichow
  4. ‹ lugworm
  5. ‹ lugubrious
  6. ‹ lugsail
  7. ‹ lugger
  8. ‹ luggage
  9. ‹ Luger
  10. ‹ luge
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