English Dictionary for 20th June : Here is the complete list.

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English Dictionary for 20th June :

Leak (n) : crack, fissure, chink
Leak (v) : pass out of a hole, come out
Leal (adj.): true hearted, loyal
Lean (adj.) : thin
Lean (v) : incline, slant, rest or support
Leap (v): a jump, skip, spring
Leap (n) : a jump
Leap-year (n) : every fourth year(when February has 29 days)
Learn (v) : gain knowledge, come to know, practise, improve
Lease (n): letting, tenure, contract
Lease (v) : let for rent
Lease-hold (n) : land or other property taken out on lease
Lease-hold (adj.) : taken out on lease
Leash (n): leather strap for holding animals under control, hold in leash
Least (adj.): lowest, smallest
Least (n) : smallest quantity
Leather (n) : material made by curing animal skin
Leaven (n): fermentation, yeast, barm
Leaven (v) : add leaven to
Leavings (n) : things left as worthless, refuse
Lecture (n): discourse, reproof
Lecture (v) : deliver a lecture
Lecturer (n) : a person who lectures
Ledge (n): ridge
Ledger (n): a trader’s chief book of accounts
Lee (n) : shelter given by neighbouring object, side away from wind
Leech (n): a blood-sucking worm, a doctor
Leer (n): a cunning glance
Leer (v) : cast a malignant look
Less (n) : dregs, sediment
Leeward (n): the protected side
Leeward (adj.) : situated on the lee
Leeward (adv.) : situated on the lee
Leg (n) : organ or support and locomotion in living beings
Legacy (n): that which is left to one by will
Legal (adj.): according to the law
Legalize (v) : to make lawful
Legate (n): a (Papal) representative
Legatte (n) : person receiving legacy
Legation (n) : embassy, residence, deputation
Legend (n): fable, myth
Legible (adj.) : clear, easy to read
Legibility (n) : distinctness, clearness
Legion (n) : a large number, a body of soldiers
Legislate (v) : make laws
Legislation (n) : enactments, laws
Legislative (adj.): enacting laws
Legitimate (adj.): legal, real, fair

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