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leerip, leerup,
leerup [MN. ˈlirəp]
n. A sharp blow or smack, a lash with a whip. Something trailing like like a whip or a tall, gangling person.
v. To thrash, beat.
n. A sharp blow or smack, a lash with a whip. Something trailing like like a whip or a tall, gangling person.
v. To thrash, beat.
Leester, Leicester,
Leester [ˈlistər]
pn. Leicester (England).
pn. Leicester (England).
leet, leit,
leet [lit]
n. A stack of peats. A section of a sow or oblong stack of grain or beans.
n. A stack of peats. A section of a sow or oblong stack of grain or beans.
leet, leetin, leit, leitin,
leet [lit]
n. A list of candidates or nominees eligible for a post or office, usually the select list of those considered the most suitable. The select or prize-winning animals at an agricultural show.
v. To make up a leet or list of suitable candidates for an office. To put a candidate's name on a select list.
n. A list of candidates or nominees eligible for a post or office, usually the select list of those considered the most suitable. The select or prize-winning animals at an agricultural show.
v. To make up a leet or list of suitable candidates for an office. To put a candidate's name on a select list.
Compounds and phrases etc
leetin: Preparing a leet or list of suitable candidates for an office.
leet, leit, liet,
leet [lit]
n. The serous discharge from a wound or sore.
v. To make to appear, to pretend. To give a sign that one knows or is taking notice, to heed, to pay attention, to regard, listen to. To make mention, pass on information, let out a secret etc. To ooze, to leak, drip out slowly as of serum or other discharge from the surface of the body.
n. The serous discharge from a wound or sore.
v. To make to appear, to pretend. To give a sign that one knows or is taking notice, to heed, to pay attention, to regard, listen to. To make mention, pass on information, let out a secret etc. To ooze, to leak, drip out slowly as of serum or other discharge from the surface of the body.
leetanie, leetany, leetiny,
leetany [ˈlitəni]
n. Litany.
n. Litany.
leeteracie, leeteracy, leeterar, leeterarie, leeterary, leeterate, leeteratur, leeterature, leiteracie, leiteracy, leiterar, leiterarie, leiterary, leiterate, leiteratur, leiterature, lieteracy, literar,
leeterar [ˈlitərər]
adj. Literary.
adj. Literary.
Compounds and phrases etc
leeteracy [ˈlitərəsi]: Literacy.
leeterate [ˈlitərərət]: Literate.
leeteratur [ˈlitərətər]: Literature.
leeterate [ˈlitərərət]: Literate.
leeteratur [ˈlitərətər]: Literature.
leead, leed, leedfu, leedsome, leeth, leethe, leethful, leethfully, leethless, leethsome, leid, leid, leith, leithfully, lid, liddales, lidfu, lidsom, lied, liedfilly,
leethe [lið, I.Sh. lid]
n. Diligence, energy, industry, application.
n. Diligence, energy, industry, application.
Compounds and phrases etc.
leethfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Diligent, industrious, persevering.
leethless: Without leethe.
leethsome [-səm]: Diligent, industrious, persevering.
leethless: Without leethe.
leethsome [-səm]: Diligent, industrious, persevering.
leethium,
leethium [ˈliθɪəm]
n. Lithium.
n. Lithium.
leetigate, leetigation,
leetigate [ˈlitiget]
v. To litigate.
v. To litigate.
Compounds and phrases etc.
leetigation: Litigation.
liteegious [ˈlɪtidʒəs]: Litigious, vindictive, spiteful. Prolix, prosy, tedious in talk. leg. Subject to litigation.
liteegious [ˈlɪtidʒəs]: Litigious, vindictive, spiteful. Prolix, prosy, tedious in talk. leg. Subject to litigation.