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LEV'IGATED, pp. Reduced to a fine impalpable powder.
LEV'IGATE, v.t. [L. lavigo, from lavis, smooth, Gr.] 1. In pharmacy and chimistr...
LEVI'ATHAN, n. [Heb.] 1. An aquatic animal, described in Job 41, and mentioned i...
LEV'IABLE, a. [from levy.] That may be levied; that may be assessed and collecte...
LEV'ET, n. A blast of a trumpet; probably that by which soldiers are called in t...
LEV'EROCK, n. A bird, a lark. [See Lark.]
LEV'ERET, n. A hare in the first year of her age.
LEV'ER, n. [L. levo, to raise.] In mechanics, a bar of metal, wood, or other sub...
LEVEN. [See Leaven .] LEV'EN , n. Lightning. Obs.
LEV'ELNESS, n. 1. Evenness; equality of surface. 2. Equality with something else.
LEV'ELING, ppr. 1. Making level or even. 2. Reducing to an equality of condition...
LEV'ELER, n. 1. One that levels or makes even. 2. One that destroys or attempts ...
LEV'ELED, pp. 1. Reduced to a plane; made even. 2. Reduced to an equal state, co...
LEV'EL, a. [Eng. sleek. L. libella, libra, belong to the root.] 1. Horizontal; c...
LEV'EE, n. [L. levo.] 1. The time of rising. 2. The concourse of persons who vis...
LEVE, for believe. Obs.