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LEADY, a. led'dy. Of the color of lead.
LEADWORT, n. led'wort. Plumbago, a genus of plants.
LE'ADMAN, n. One who begins or leads a dance. Obs.
LE'ADING-STRINGS, n. Strings by which children are supported when beginning to w...
LE'ADING, ppr. 1. Guiding; conducting; preceding; drawing; alluring; passing lif...
LE'ADER, n. 1. One that leads or conducts; a guide; a conductor. 2. A chief; a c...
LEADEN-STEP'PING, a. Moving slowly.
LEADEN-HEE'LED, a. Moving slowly.
LEADEN-HE'ARTED, a. Stupid; destitute of feeling.
LEADEN, a. led'n. [from lead.] 1. Made of lead; as a leaden ball. 2. Heavy; indi...
LEAD, n. led. 1. A metal of a dull white color, with a cast of blue. It is the l...
LE'ACH-TUB, n. A wooden vessel or tub in which ashes are leached. It is sometime...
LEA, LEACH, v.t. [See Leak . Perhaps L. lix may be from the same root.] To wash,...
LD, stands for lord.
LA'ZY, a. [L. laxus, and it is doubtful whether this is of the same family.] 1. ...
LAZ'ULITE, n. A mineral of a light, indigo blue color, occurring in small masses...