Usage · ludicrous · allude · collude · prelude · elude · delude · interlude · postlude.

Etymology: from Old French collusion; from Latin collusionem, "act of colluding"; from colludere, from com-, "together" + ludere, "to play"; from ludus "game".

Allude, to refer to something else ; allusion, something that refers to something else ; elude, to evade or escape ; elusive, being able to evade or escape.

Words Containing LUD: allude, alluded, alludes, alluding, aludel, aludels, aquiclude, aquicludes, blude, bludge, bludged, bludgeon.

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Lud/Lus. Play/Joke (Latin Root) ; Allude. Hint, refers to without stating directly ; Elude. Escapes or evades from you "avoid by trickery" ; Seclude. Not seen.

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8 мая 2023 г. · English words derived from ludere contain the root -lud- or -lus- and tend to have meanings related to silliness, trickery, or deception.

24 янв. 2023 г. · (loḍati) To agitate, to stir, to churn. r. 1st and 6th cls. (loḍati luḍati) 1. To be in connection or contact with anything, to join, to adhere ...