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le$er, lee, lee$d, lee$er, lee$in, leear, leed, leein, leein$, leeir, leer, lees, leet, lehar, leid, lie, liein, Lyer, on-leet,
lee [liː, S. ləi]
n. A lie, a falsehood.
v. To lie, to tell a falsehood.
pt. pp. lee'd
n. A lie, a falsehood.
v. To lie, to tell a falsehood.
pt. pp. lee'd
Compounds and phrases etc.
leear [liː(ə)r, S. ləi(ə)r]: A liar.
leein [liːɪn, S. ləiɪn]: Telling untruths, lying.
un-lee'd: Without a lie.
leein [liːɪn, S. ləiɪn]: Telling untruths, lying.
un-lee'd: Without a lie.
le, lea, leasome, lee, leesome, lie,
lee [liː, S. ləi]
n. Shelter, sheltered side or position. Calm, peace.
adj. Sheltered, protected from the wind.
n. Shelter, sheltered side or position. Calm, peace.
adj. Sheltered, protected from the wind.
Compounds and phrases etc
leesome [-səm]: Shady.
leebel, leibul, libel,
leebel [ˈlibl]
n. Libel. leg. Any piece of writing, statement of reason for action.
n. Libel. leg. Any piece of writing, statement of reason for action.
leeberal, leebral, leiberal,
leeberal [ˈlibərəl]
adj. Liberal.
adj. Liberal.
leeberate, leebertie, leeberty, leiberate, leibertie,
leeberty [ˈlibərti]
n. Liberty.
n. Liberty.
Compounds and phrases etc.
leeberate [ˈlibəret]: To liberate.
leeberary, leebrar, leebrarian, leebrarie, leebrary, Leebray, leebrie, leibrar, leibrarie, liberarian, liberarie, librar, librie, libry,
leebrary [ˈlib(ə)rəre]
n. A library.
n. A library.
Compounds and phrases etc.
leebrarian: A librarian.
leecence, leeshence, leeshens, leeshins, leeshins, leicence, leishence, lishence, lishense,
leecence [ˈliʃəns, ˈlisəns]
n. A Licence.
n. A Licence.
byeleed, byeleid, byleed, byleid, laid, lead, lede, leed, leet, leid, lied,
leed [lid]
n. A language, speech. A form of speech. A formula, strain, refrain, the way a rhyme or song goes. A constant or repeated theme, a rigmarole, a long, rambling story. A favourite line or topic.
n. A language, speech. A form of speech. A formula, strain, refrain, the way a rhyme or song goes. A constant or repeated theme, a rigmarole, a long, rambling story. A favourite line or topic.
Compounds and phrases etc.
byleed: A neologism meaning dialect.
mad-leed: MN. Deranged talk.
mad-leed: MN. Deranged talk.
leegen, leegend, legen, leigend,
leegend [ˈlidʒən(d)]
n. A legend.
n. A legend.
cock_a$_Leekie, cock-a-leekie, cock-a-leikie, cockie_leekie, cockie-leekie, cockie-leikie, cockileekie, cockyleeky, cocky-leeky, leek, leekie, leekie-bree, leik, soor_leek, sour_leek,
leek [lik]
n. A leek.
dim. leekie
n. A leek.
dim. leekie
Compounds and phrases etc.
cock-a-leekie: Leek and chicken soup.
leekie-bree: A soup made from a fowl boiled with leeks.
little hooseleek: S. The stonecrop Sedum acre.
ramp-leeks: The wild garlic Allium ursinum.
soor leek: S. SW. The common sorrel Rumex acetosa.
leekie-bree: A soup made from a fowl boiled with leeks.
little hooseleek: S. The stonecrop Sedum acre.
ramp-leeks: The wild garlic Allium ursinum.
soor leek: S. SW. The common sorrel Rumex acetosa.