Llich
Llich by M.C.F. Wiggy July 28, 2010
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Llich • 《¤》Llihc《¤》llIch《¤》llicH《¤》 • lich • Licht • lichtenstein • Laich • Leichil • Leichty • licha • Lichay
Lich
An old English word meaning a corpse. It is present in a number of English place names, notably Lichfield, and can also be spelled lych or lyke; it derives from the Medieval English “lic” meaning a dead body.
Lich by AKACroatalin November 30, 2015
im bo licht
Popular runescape 2 Player featured of the world 64. First skill cape being a 99 HP cape, which he was flamed for for, but eventually became sociably acceptable.
im bo licht by Sam I am Juicebox July 10, 2007
Lalich
Greatness, or Perfection
If your last name is Lalich than you are probably smart, good looking, and are basically just perfect.
If your last name is Lalich than you are probably smart, good looking, and are basically just perfect.
Lalich by Isaac Lalich March 30, 2009
leichelle
A girl often found screaming at her phone, she is a girl like no other. Her eyes bring you in, and her soul is ineffable. She is sweet and is the most wonderful person to be around. But beware she won't hesitate to throw you over the Mexican border.
leichelle by Daisiesinthesea March 31, 2017
lich
In death, wizards of great power are sometimes able to turn themselves into liches. A lich is a skeletal, undead creature, whose magical powers can only be matched by its malevolence. The process of becoming a lich is very painful, but those who are powerful enough to become liches willingly undergo it: Liches are totally immune to any sort of mental attack, poisons, diseases and suchlike. They can also channel magical energy much easier than humans or any of the normal races, making them deadly adversaries. Liches are often seen leading great masses of lesser, undead warriors.
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