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LESS'ENED, pp. Made smaller; diminished.
LESS'ENING, ppr. Reducing in bulk, amount or degree; degrading.
LESS'ER, a. [This word is a corruption; but too well established to be discarded...
LES'SON, n. les'n. [L. lectio, from lego, to read.] 1. Any thing read or recited...
LES'SONED, pp. Taught; instructed.
LES'SONING, ppr. Teaching.
LES'SOR, n. [from lease.] One who leases; the person who lets to farm, or gives ...
LEST, con. That not; for fear that. Ye shall not eat of it, neither shall ye tou...
LET, v.t. pret. and pp. let. Letted is obsolete. [To let out, like L. elocare, i...
LE'THAL, a. [L. lethalis, mortal, from Gr. oblivion.] Deadly; mortal; fatal.
LETHAL'ITY, n. Mortality.
LETHAR'GIC, LETHAR'GICAL, a. [L. lethargicus.] Preternaturally inclined to sleep...
LETHAR'GICALLY, adv. In a morbid sleepiness.
LETHAR'GICALNESS, LETHAR'GICNESS, n. Preternatural or morbid sleepiness or drows...
LETH'ARGIED, pp. or a. Laid asleep; entranced.
LETH'ARGY, n. [L. lethargia; Gr. oblivion and idle.] 1. Preternatural sleepiness...