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Definition of lea
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Lea (n.) A
measure
of yarn; for
linen,
300
yards;
for
cotton,
120
yards;
a lay..
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Curvinerved
::
Curvinerved
(a.)
Having
the ribs or the veins of the
leaves
curved;
--
called
also
curvinervate
and
curve-veined.
Adansonia
::
Adansonia
(n.) A genus of great trees
related
to the
Bombax.
There are two
species,
A.
digitata,
the
baobab
or
monkey-bread
of
Africa
and
India,
and A.
Gregorii,
the sour gourd or
cream-of-tartar
tree of
Australia.
Both have a trunk of
moderate
height,
but of
enormous
diameter,
and a
wide-spreading
head. The fruit is
oblong,
and
filled
with
pleasantly
acid pulp. The wood is very soft, and the bark is used by the
natives
for
making
ropes and
cloth..
Parody
::
Parody
(n.) A
writing
in which the
language
or
sentiment
of an
author
is
mimicked;
especially,
a kind of
literary
pleasantry,
in which what is
written
on one
subject
is
altered,
and
applied
to
another
by way of
burlesque;
travesty..
Impleasing
::
Impleasing
(a.)
Unpleasing;
displeasing.
Logcock
::
Logcock
(n.) The
pileated
woodpecker.
Bream
::
Bream (v. t.) To
clean,
as a
ship's
bottom
of
adherent
shells,
seaweed,
etc., by the
application
of fire and
scraping..
Sweep
::
Sweep (v. i.) To clean
rooms,
yards,
etc., or to clear away dust, dirt,
litter,
etc., with a
broom,
brush,
or the
like..
Duke
::
Duke (n.) A
leader;
a
chief;
a
prince.
Unclean
::
Unclean
(a.) Not
clean;
foul;
dirty;
filthy.
Plantain
::
Plantain
(n.) Any plant of the genus
Plantago,
but
especially
the P.
major,
a low herb with broad
spreading
radical
leaves,
and
slender
spikes
of
minute
flowers.
It is a
native
of
Europe,
but now found near the abode of
civilized
man in
nearly
all parts of the
world..
Eleatic
::
Eleatic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
certain
school
of Greek
philosophers
who
taught
that the only
certain
science
is that which owes
nothing
to the
senses,
and all to the
reason..
Malleable
::
Malleable
(a.)
Capable
of being
extended
or
shaped
by
beating
with a
hammer,
or by the
pressure
of
rollers;
--
applied
to
metals..
Pleiophyllous
::
Pleiophyllous
(a.)
Having
several
leaves;
-- used
especially
when
several
leaves
or
leaflets
appear
where
normally
there
should
be only one.
Lagging
::
Lagging
(n.) The
clothing
(esp.,
an
outer,
wooden
covering),
as of a steam
cylinder,
applied
to
prevent
the
radiation
of heat; a
covering
of lags; --
called
also
deading
and
cleading..
Binucleate
::
Binucleate
(a.)
Having
two
nuclei;
as,
binucleate
cells..
Disengage
::
Disengage
(v. i.) To
release
one's self; to
become
detached;
to free one's self.
Upspring
::
Upspring
(n.) A
spring
or leap into the air.
Henna
::
Henna (n.) A
thorny
tree or shrub of the genus
Lawsonia
(L.
alba).
The
fragrant
white
blossoms
are used by the
Buddhists
in
religious
ceremonies.
The
powdered
leaves
furnish
a red
coloring
matter
used in the East to stain the hails and
fingers,
the manes of
horses,
etc..
Butterbur
::
Butterbur
(n.) A
broad-leaved
plant
(Petasites
vulgaris)
of the
Composite
family,
said to have been used in
England
for
wrapping
up pats of
butter..
Elater
::
Elater
(n.) The
caudal
spring
used by
Podura
and
related
insects
for
leaping.
See
Collembola.
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