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Webster Dictionary :: Levigated

LEV'IGATED, pp. Reduced to a fine impalpable powder.

Webster Dictionary :: Levigate

LEV'IGATE, v.t. [L. lavigo, from lavis, smooth, Gr.] 1. In pharmacy and chimistr...

Webster Dictionary :: Leviathan

LEVI'ATHAN, n. [Heb.] 1. An aquatic animal, described in Job 41, and mentioned i...

Webster Dictionary :: Leviable

LEV'IABLE, a. [from levy.] That may be levied; that may be assessed and collecte...

Webster Dictionary :: Levet

LEV'ET, n. A blast of a trumpet; probably that by which soldiers are called in t...

Webster Dictionary :: Leverock

LEV'EROCK, n. A bird, a lark. [See Lark.]

Webster Dictionary :: Leveret

LEV'ERET, n. A hare in the first year of her age.

Webster Dictionary :: Lever

LEV'ER, n. [L. levo, to raise.] In mechanics, a bar of metal, wood, or other sub...

Webster Dictionary :: Leven

LEVEN. [See Leaven .] LEV'EN , n. Lightning. Obs.

Webster Dictionary :: Levelness

LEV'ELNESS, n. 1. Evenness; equality of surface. 2. Equality with something else.

Webster Dictionary :: Leveling

LEV'ELING, ppr. 1. Making level or even. 2. Reducing to an equality of condition...

Webster Dictionary :: Leveler

LEV'ELER, n. 1. One that levels or makes even. 2. One that destroys or attempts ...

Webster Dictionary :: Leveled

LEV'ELED, pp. 1. Reduced to a plane; made even. 2. Reduced to an equal state, co...

Webster Dictionary :: Level

LEV'EL, a. [Eng. sleek. L. libella, libra, belong to the root.] 1. Horizontal; c...

Webster Dictionary :: Levee

LEV'EE, n. [L. levo.] 1. The time of rising. 2. The concourse of persons who vis...

Webster Dictionary :: Leve

LEVE, for believe. Obs.

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