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LE'ADING-STRINGS, n. Strings by which children are supported when beginning to w...
LE'ADMAN, n. One who begins or leads a dance. Obs.
LEADWORT, n. led'wort. Plumbago, a genus of plants.
LEADY, a. led'dy. Of the color of lead.
LEAF, n. plu. leaves. 1. In botany, leaves are organs of perspiration and inhala...
LE'AF-STALK, n. The petiole or stalk which supports a leaf.
LE'AFAGE, n. Abundance of leaves.
LE'AFED, pp. Having leaves.
LE'AFLESS, a. Destitute of leaves; as a leafless tree.
LE'AFLET, n. 1. A little leaf. 2. In botany, one of the divisions of a compound ...
LE'AFY, a. Full of leaves; as the leafy forest.
LEAGUE, n. leeg. [L. ligo, to bind.] 1. An alliance or confederacy between princ...
LE'AGUED, pp. lee'ged. United in mutual compact; confederated.
LE'AGUER, n. lee'ger. One who unites in a league; a confederate. LE'AGUER , n. S...
LEAK, n. [Gr. a fissure or crevice, L. lacero and loquor, and perhaps Eng. clack...
LE'AKAGE, n. 1. A leaking; or the quantity of a liquor that enters or issues by ...