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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
  1. lukewarm
  2. lull
  3. lullaby
  4. Lully
  5. Lulu
  6. lum
  7. lumbago
  8. lumbar
  9. lumber
  10. lumbering