Lech
Lechv.t.to lick, heal, cure, restore again ob.
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Lecher
Lechern.a man given to lewdness
Lecherous
Lecherousa.lewd, lustful, given to lust
Lecherously
Lecherouslyad.lewdly, lustfully, wantonly
Lecherousness
Lecherousness, or Lecheryn.lewedness, lust, loosness
Lection
Lectionn.a reading, a difference in copies
Lectionary
Lectionaryn.the Romish service-book
Lecture
Lecturev.to read lectures, reprimand, reprove
Lecture (2)
Lecturen.a discourse on a subject, a reprimand
Lecturer
Lecturern.a teacher by lectures, reader, minister
Lectureship
Lectureshipn.the office or place of a lecturer
Led
Ledpret.andpa.of to lead
Ledge
Ledgen.a small molding on the edge, a ridge
Ledger
Ledgern.a chief book of accounts, a timber
Ledger (2)
Ledgera.fixed, constant, lying in one place
Lee (2)
Leen.the side or part opposit to the wind
Leeboard
Leeboardn.a frame of planks to aid a vessel to keep her from falling to the leeward
Leech
Leechn.a water-bloodsucker, healer, farrier, the border or edge of a sail.
Leechcraft
Leechcraftn.the art or act of healing cattle
Leek
Leekn.a common pot-herb,;a.having leeks
Leer
Leern.an oblique cast of the of the eye, learning, hue
Leer (2)
Leerv.i.to look obliquely or archly
Lees
Leesn.dregs, sediment, a snare, loss, falsehood
Leeshore
Leeshoren.the shore towards which the wind blows
Leeside
Leesiden.the side of a ship opposit to the wind
Leet
Leetn.a lawday, a petty kind of court
Leetide
Leetiden.a tide running with the wind