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Definition of leap
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Leap (n.) A
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Hoit
::
Hoit (v. i.) To leap; to
caper;
to romp
noisily.
Resilient
::
Resilient
(a.)
Leaping
back;
rebounding;
recoiling.
Rampant
::
Rampant
(v.)
Ramping;
leaping;
springing;
rearing
upon the hind legs;
hence,
raging;
furious..
Spring
::
Spring
(v. i.) A leap; a
bound;
a jump.
Rampage
::
Rampage
(v. i.) To leap or
prance
about,
as an
animal;
to be
violent;
to
rage..
Springtide
::
Springtail
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
apterous
insects
belonging
to the order
Thysanura.
They have two
elastic
caudal
stylets
which can be bent under the
abdomen
and then
suddenly
extended
like a
spring,
thus
enabling
them to leap to a
considerable
distance.
See
Collembola,
and
Podura..
Result
::
Result
(v. i.) To leap back; to
rebound.
Leapt
::
Leapt () of Lea.
Jump
::
Jump (v. i.) To
spring
free from the
ground
by the
muscular
action
of the feet and legs; to
project
one's self
through
the air; to
spring;
to
bound;
to leap.
Insult
::
Insult
(v. i.) To leap or jump.
Dance
::
Dance (v. i.) To move with
measured
steps,
or to a
musical
accompaniment;
to go
through,
either
alone or in
company
with
others,
with a
regulated
succession
of
movements,
(commonly)
to the sound of
music;
to trip or leap
rhythmically..
Lopeman
::
Lopeman
(n.)
Leaper;
ropedancer.
Gallop
::
Gallop
(v. i.) A mode of
running
by a
quadruped,
particularly
by a
horse,
by
lifting
alternately
the fore feet and the hind feet, in
successive
leaps or
bounds..
Leap
::
Leap (n.) A
fault.
Saltatory
::
Saltatory
(a.)
Leaping
or
dancing;
having
the power of, or used in,
leaping
or
dancing..
Sprunt
::
Sprunt
(n.) A leap; a
spring.
Mooruk
::
Mooruk
(n.) A
species
of
cassowary
(Casuarius
Bennetti)
found in New
Britain,
and noted for its
agility
in
running
and
leaping.
It is
smaller
and has
stouter
legs than the
common
cassowary.
Its crest is
biloted;
the neck and
breast
are
black;
the back,
rufous
mixed with
black;
and the naked skin of the neck,
blue..
Breach
::
Breach
(v. i.) To break the
water,
as by
leaping
out; -- said of a
whale..
Bodily
::
Bodily
(adv.)
In
respect
to, or so as to
affect,
the
entire
body or mass;
entirely;
all at once;
completely;
as, to carry away
bodily.
Leapt
bodily
below..
Flea
::
Flea (n.) An
insect
belonging
to the genus
Pulex,
of the order
Aphaniptera.
Fleas are
destitute
of
wings,
but have the power of
leaping
energetically.
The bite is
poisonous
to most
persons.
The human flea
(Pulex
irritans),
abundant
in
Europe,
is rare in
America,
where the dog flea (P.
canis)
takes its
place.
See
Aphaniptera,
and Dog flea. See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
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