Leeward
Leewarda.being on the side towards which the wind blows
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Leewarda.being on the side towards which the wind blows
Leewayn.the direction of a course to leeward
Leftpret.andpa.of to leave
Lefta.that is opposit to the right, unlucky
Lefthandedn.using the left hand
Lefthandednessn.an habitual use of the left hand
Legn.the limb between the knee and foot
Legacyn.a bequest or thing left by will
Legala.done according to law, lawful, just, due
Legality, or Legalnessn.lawfulness, justice, right
Legalizev.t.to make lawful, authorize, adjust
Legallyad.according to law, lawfully, duly
Legatary, or Legateen.one who has a legacy left
Legaten.an ambassador, especially from the pope
Legateshipn.the office or dignity of a legate
Legatinea.belonging to or made by a legate
Legationn.an embassy, deputation, commission
Legatorn.one who leaves or bequeaths legacies
Legendn.an inscription, fabulous story, tale
Legendarya.fabulous, incredible, strange
Legerdemainn.sleight of hand, deception, a trick
Legerityn.lightness, nimbleness, dexterity
Legerlinen.an additional line in the musical scale
Leggeda.having legs, put on legs, prepared
Legiblea.that may be read, apparent, plain
Legiblyad.in a legible manner, plainly, clearly
Legionn.a body of soldiers, vast number, host