Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Lead (2)

Leadn.a heavy, soft metal, very ductile, a bar of lead for sounding

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Lead (3)

Leadv.t.to cover or fit with lead

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Leaden

Leadena.made of lead, heavy, dull, thick, slow

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Leader

Leadern.a conductor, commander, captain, head

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Leading

Leadingpa. a.going before, principal, chief

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Leadingstrings

Leadingstringsn. pl.strings to hold children by

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Leadman

Leadmann.a man who begins a dance, ob.

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Leaf

Leafv.to bear or produce leaves, to put in leaves

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Leaf (2)

Leafn.a part of tree, book, table, thin plate

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Leafless

Leaflessa.void of leaves, stripped of leaves

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Leafy

Leafy, or Leavya.full of or thick with leaves

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League

Leaguen.a confederacy, a measure of three miles

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League (2)

Leaguev.t.to join, band or conspire together

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Leagued

Leaguedpa.confederated, joined, united

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Leaguer

Leaguern.the siege of a town, a confederate

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Leak

Leakn.a hole which lets water in or out, drop, run out

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Leakage

Leakagen.an allowance for loss by leaks

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Leaky

Leakya.letting water in or out, open, talkative

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Leamer

Leamern.a dog, a kind of hound

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Lean

Leana.thin, poor, slender;n.meat void of fat

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Lean (2)

Leanv.i.to incline, bend, rest against or upon

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Leanlooked

Leanlookeda.looking lean, thin, poor, slender

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Leanness

Leannessn.a want of flesh or bulk, thinness

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Leanto

Leanton.the part of a building which appears to lean upon another

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Leap

Leapv.leaped, leapt,pret.andpa.to jump, start, rush, compress as beasts

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Leap (2)

Leapn.a jump, skip, embace of animals, trap

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Leapfrog

Leapfrogn.the name of a childish play