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leaven, leavent, leevent, leevint, levan, levant, levin, levint, levvan, levvant, levvin, levvint, liven, livenen, livenent, livent, liveren, liverent, onleevint, oonleevent, unleavent,
leaven [ˈlɛvɪn, ˈlɪvɪn]
n. A mixture of oatmeal and water made up as a dough for oatcakes or as food for young poultry.
n. A mixture of oatmeal and water made up as a dough for oatcakes or as food for young poultry.
leavent
adj. Leavened.
adj. Leavened.
Compounds and phrases etc.
unleavent: Bread or similar food that is made without yeast.
laik, lake, leac, leak, leck,
leck [lɛk, lek]
n. A flat stone or slab. A flat rock or rocky ledge in the sea
n. A flat stone or slab. A flat rock or rocky ledge in the sea
laikie, laikkie, leckey, leckie, lekkie,
leckey [ˈlɛke]
n. A lackey.
n. A lackey.
lecter, lectur, lekter, lektur,
lectur [ˈlɛktər]
n. A lecture.
v. To lecture.
n. A lecture.
v. To lecture.
laidder, lather, leather, leddar, ledder, lether, leyder,
ledder [MN. I. ˈlɛdər]
also lether [S. C. NN.b. ˈlɛðər]
n. A ladder.
also lether [S. C. NN.b. ˈlɛðər]
n. A ladder.
ladie, ladies, ladye, ladyness, laidie, laidiness, landleddy, lanleddie, lanleddy, laundleddie, laundleddy, leddie, leddieness, leddies, leddiness, leddy, leddy$s, leddyness,
leddy [ˈlɛdɪ]
n. A lady, a laird's wife.
n. A lady, a laird's wife.
Compounds and phrases etc.
laundleddy: A landlady.
leddiness: The quality or character of a lady.
yellae seed leddy: MN. The grey wagtail Motacilla cinerea.
leddiness: The quality or character of a lady.
yellae seed leddy: MN. The grey wagtail Motacilla cinerea.
Leddybank,
Leddybank [ˈlɛdibaŋk]
pn. Ladybank (Fife).
pn. Ladybank (Fife).
Leddyard, Leddyyird,
Leddyyird [ˈlɛdijʌrd]
pn. Ladyyard (borders).
pn. Ladyyard (borders).
allege, ledge, ledged, ledgin, ledgit, lege,
ledge [ˈlɛdʒ]
v. To allege, to assert, declare. To make statements usuually by way of accusation.
pt. pp. ledged
v. To allege, to assert, declare. To make statements usuually by way of accusation.
pt. pp. ledged
Compounds and phrases etc.
allegation [aləˈgeʃən]: An allegation, statement, assertion.
ledgin: Alleging etc.
ledgin: Alleging etc.
ledgate, ledge, ledgin, ledgit, leget, legit,
ledge [ˈlɛdʒ]
also leget [ˈlɛdʒət]
n. A projecting rim, a flange, a ramp. A label projecting from the page of a book for ease of reference. The parapet of a bridge. MN. The top of the lower sash of a window forming a ledge or shelf.
v. To jut out, project, overhang. To furnish with a parapet.
also leget [ˈlɛdʒət]
n. A projecting rim, a flange, a ramp. A label projecting from the page of a book for ease of reference. The parapet of a bridge. MN. The top of the lower sash of a window forming a ledge or shelf.
v. To jut out, project, overhang. To furnish with a parapet.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ledgin: A projection, ledge. A parapet.