Lol·lard 
(lŏlərd)
(lŏlərd)n.
A member of a sect of religious reformers in England who were followers of John Wycliffe in the 1300s and 1400s.
[Middle English, from Middle Dutch Lollaerd, mumbler, mutterer, heretic, from lollen, doze, to mumble.]
- double dipper
- double-dip recession
- double displacement
- double-double
- double dribble
- double dutch
- double-edged
- double-entendre
- double entry
- double-faced
- double fault
- double-fault
- double feature
- double fertilization
- double figure
- double flat
- double genitive
- double Gloucester
- double-handed
- doublehanded
- double-handedly
- double-header
- doubleheader
- double helix
- double-hung window