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leopard, leopart, leper, leppard, leppard, leppart, lepper, lepperd, leppirt, libbard, libbard, libbart, libbert, lippard, lippart, lippart, lubbart,
leopard [lɛpər(d), lɪpər(t)]
arch. libbard [ˈlɪbərd, ˈlɪpərt]
n. The leopard Panthera pardus.
arch. libbard [ˈlɪbərd, ˈlɪpərt]
n. The leopard Panthera pardus.
laproun, leprone, leprun, lipperan,
leprone [ˈləpron]
n. A young hare or rabbit.
n. A young hare or rabbit.
lerb,
lerb [MN. lɛrb]
n. A lick, as much as can be taken up by the tongue. A mouthful of some liquid or semi-liquid, as of jam.
v. To lap with the tongue. To slobber in drinking.
n. A lick, as much as can be taken up by the tongue. A mouthful of some liquid or semi-liquid, as of jam.
v. To lap with the tongue. To slobber in drinking.
Lerick, Lerook, Lerric, Lerrick, Lerrouk, Lerweek, Lerwegian, Lerwick,
Lerwick [ˈlɛr(w)ɪk, I.Sh. ˈlɛrʊk]
pn. Lerwick (Shetland).
pn. Lerwick (Shetland).
Compounds and phrases etc.
Lerwegian: A humerous nickname for an inhabitant of Lerwick.
laese, laesed, leese, leeze, leezed, leise, leised, leise-majesty, leize, leized, lese, lesed, lese-maijesty, lese-majeste, lese-majesty, lesion,
lese [liːz]
v. In medical usage: to hurt, harm, impair or injure. In a legal sense: to cause loss or damage to, to injure one in regard to his interest, property, reputation or the like.
pt. pp. lesed
v. In medical usage: to hurt, harm, impair or injure. In a legal sense: to cause loss or damage to, to injure one in regard to his interest, property, reputation or the like.
pt. pp. lesed
Compounds and phrases etc.
lese-maijesty: The crime of treason.
lesion: In medical usage: a morbid change in an organ of the body. leg. Damage or injury to the interests of a person, espescially one not of full legal capacity.
lesion: In medical usage: a morbid change in an organ of the body. leg. Damage or injury to the interests of a person, espescially one not of full legal capacity.
Leslie, Lesslie,
Leslie [ˈlɛzlɪ]
pn. Leslie (Fife).
pn. Leslie (Fife).
Lesmahagae, Lismahagae, Lismahagie,
Lesmahagae [lɛzməˈhege]
pn. Lesmahagow (Lanarkshire).
pn. Lesmahagow (Lanarkshire).
aless, illes, ill-less, less, lessen, lessent, liss, naetheless, nanetheless, natheless, neeneless, onless, oonless, ull-less, unless, unliss,
less [lɛs]
adj. Less. Smaller in number, fewer.
conj. Unless.
prep. Except, with the exception of.
suff. Added to nouns or verbs to express negative attributes.
adj. Less. Smaller in number, fewer.
conj. Unless.
prep. Except, with the exception of.
suff. Added to nouns or verbs to express negative attributes.
Compounds and phrases etc.
lessen: To lessen. pt. pp. lessent.
naetheless: Nevertheless.
nanetheless: In spite of that, nevertheless.
unless [ˈʌn-]: prep. Unless, except, but (for).
naetheless: Nevertheless.
nanetheless: In spite of that, nevertheless.
unless [ˈʌn-]: prep. Unless, except, but (for).
laison, leeshin, leeshins, lessin, lesson, lessons,
lesson [ˈlɛsən]
n. A lesson, rebuke, a lecture, prelection, a disquisition.
n. A lesson, rebuke, a lecture, prelection, a disquisition.
Laesswade, Laiswade, Lesswade,
Lesswade [ˈlɛswed]
pn. Lasswade (Midlothian)
pn. Lasswade (Midlothian)