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free-leevin, iverleevin, lee, lee$, lee$d, lee$in, lee$s, leein, lees, leev, leev$d, leeve, leeved, leeven, leeves, leevin, leevs, leive, leive, leived, leivin, lieve, lieved, lieves, lievin, liv, ootleeve, ootleive, ootlieve, ootlive,
leeve [liːv]
v. To live.
pt. pp. leeved
v. To live.
pt. pp. leeved
Compounds and phrases etc.
free-leevin: Self-indulgent.
iverleevin: Everliving.
leeve aff: To live on.
leeves: Lives (somewhere).
leevin [liːvɪn]: Living. A living soul, a person, anyone. Food, fare. A holding of land, a farm or estate.
ootleeve: Outlive.
iverleevin: Everliving.
leeve aff: To live on.
leeves: Lives (somewhere).
leevin [liːvɪn]: Living. A living soul, a person, anyone. Food, fare. A holding of land, a farm or estate.
ootleeve: Outlive.
leeverie, leevery, leevrie, leevry, leiverie,
leevery [ˈliːv(ə)ri]
n. Livery.
n. Livery.
Leeven, Leevin, Leven,
Leevin [ˈliːvɪn]
pn. Leven (Fife).
pn. Leven (Fife).
Leevinston, Leevinstoon, Leevinstoun, Leivinstoun, Lievinstoon, Lievinstoun, Livinstun,
Leevinston [ˈliːvɪnstən]
pn. Livingston (West Lothian).
pn. Livingston (West Lothian).
left, Left_fitter, left_fuiter, Leftfitter, Leftfitter, Leftfuiter,
left [lɛft]
adj. Left, not right.
adj. Left, not right.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Left fitter: A contemptuous term for a Roman Catholic.
boulie-leggit, bouly-leggit, bowlie-leggit, bowly-legged, bowly-leggit, calegs, dooble-legs, jennie-hunder-legs, jennie-hunner-legs, jennie-langlegs, jennie-lang-legs, jenny-lang-legs, kaelegs, kaylegs, kittie-lang-legs, kitty_langlegs, kyawlegs, laeg, laig, leeg, leg, leggit, leggums, legs, leig, leyg, lig, shammie-leggit, shammy-leggit, sidelegs, stridey-legs, stridie-legs,
leg [lɛg]
n. A leg. The upright posts in the walls of a house supporting the rafters.
dim. leggie
v. To walk at a quick pace, to hurry on foot, to run, to run away, take to flight, to stride, to wade.
pt. pp. leggit
n. A leg. The upright posts in the walls of a house supporting the rafters.
dim. leggie
v. To walk at a quick pace, to hurry on foot, to run, to run away, take to flight, to stride, to wade.
pt. pp. leggit
Compounds and phrases etc.
bowlie-leggit: Bandy-legged.
dooble-legs: Crutches.
draw ma leg: Pull my leg.
flail leg: A leg that is wobbly at the knee.
flail leggit: Having long, lanky legs.
jennie-hunder-legs: A centipede.
jennie-lang-legs: The crane fly Tipula oleracea.
kae legs: Bandy legs.
kittie-lang-legs: I.Sh. A crane fly.
lang-leggit: Long-legged.
leggums [-əmz]: Leggins.
pin leg: A wooden leg.
shammie-leggit: adj. Bandy-legged.
side legs: Sidesaddle.
stockin-leg: A stocking.
stride-legs: Astride a horse etc.
tak leg: To run (away).
willie-lang-legs: I. A crane fly.
dooble-legs: Crutches.
draw ma leg: Pull my leg.
flail leg: A leg that is wobbly at the knee.
flail leggit: Having long, lanky legs.
jennie-hunder-legs: A centipede.
jennie-lang-legs: The crane fly Tipula oleracea.
kae legs: Bandy legs.
kittie-lang-legs: I.Sh. A crane fly.
lang-leggit: Long-legged.
leggums [-əmz]: Leggins.
pin leg: A wooden leg.
shammie-leggit: adj. Bandy-legged.
side legs: Sidesaddle.
stockin-leg: A stocking.
stride-legs: Astride a horse etc.
tak leg: To run (away).
willie-lang-legs: I. A crane fly.
illegeetimate, illigeetimate, illigeitimate,
legeetimate [ləˈdʒitəmət]
adj. Legitimate.
adj. Legitimate.
Compounds and phrases etc.
illegeetimate [ɪləˈdʒitəmət]: Illegitimate.
laigin, laiglen, leaglin, legan, legen, leglin, maister-leglin,
leglin [ˈlɛglən]
n. A wooden milk pail with a projecting stave for a handle.
n. A wooden milk pail with a projecting stave for a handle.
Compounds and phrases etc.
maister-leglin: A receptacle for storing urine for use as a detergent or for treating seeds prior to sowing.
laed, laid, leed, leid, leiden, leyd, lied,
leid [lid, led]
n. Lead, the metal. One of the lead-weights on a pendulum clock.
n. Lead, the metal. One of the lead-weights on a pendulum clock.
leiden
adj. Leaden.
adj. Leaden.
Leedhlls, Leidhill, Leidhills, The_Leidhill,
Leidhills [ˈlidhɪlz, ˈled-, -hʌlz]
pn. Leadhills (South Lanarkshire).
Locally The Leidhill
pn. Leadhills (South Lanarkshire).
Locally The Leidhill