Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Leapyear

Leapyearn.every fourth even year, the bissextile

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Learn

Learnv.to gain knowledge, improve, teach, hear

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Learned

Learnedpa. a.having learning, skilled, taught

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Learnedly

Learnedlyad.with knowledge or skill, wisely

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Learner

Learnern.one who is learning any thing

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Learning

Learningn.scholastic knowledge, reading, skill

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Lease

Leasen.a temporary contract for land or houses

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Lease (2)

Leasev.t.to let by lease, glean, pick up corn

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Leaser

Leasern.one who gleans or picks up corn

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Leash

Leashn.a leathern thong, a rope, three things

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Leash (2)

Leashv.t.to bind to hold in a string or line

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Leasing

Leasingn.lies, falsehood deceit

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Least

Leasta.smallest;ad.in the lowest degree to say no more

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Leather

Leather, or Lethern.the hide of an animal dressed, skin

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Leathercoat

Leathercoatn.the name of a very rough apple

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Leatherdresser

Leatherdressern.a person who dresses leather

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Leatherfeller

Leatherfellern.a person who deals in leather

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Leathern

Leatherna.made of or resembling leather

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Leathery

Leatherya.like leather, tough, tenacious

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Leave

Leaven.permission, liberty, grant, farewel

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Leave (2)

Leavev.left pret, left,pa.to quit, forsake, let remain, desist, stop, bequeath

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Leaved

Leaveda.full of or having leaves, folding

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Leaven

Leavenv.t.to ferment, raise, taint

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Leaven (2)

Leaven, or Levenn.dough fermented, a mixture

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Leaver

Leavern.one who leaves, one who forsakes

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Leaves

Leavesn. pl.of leaf

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Leavings

Leavingsn. pl.things left, offals remains