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Definition of leap
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of leap is as below...
Leap (n.) A
passing
from one note to
another
by an
interval,
especially
by a long one, or by one
including
several
other and
intermediate
intervals..
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Gymnastical
::
Gymnastical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
athletic
exercises
intended
for
health,
defense,
or
diversion;
-- said of games or
exercises,
as
running,
leaping,
wrestling,
throwing
the
discus,
the
javelin,
etc.; also,
pertaining
to
disciplinary
exercises
for the
intellect;
athletic;
as,
gymnastic
exercises,
contests,
etc..
Rampage
::
Rampage
(v. i.) To leap or
prance
about,
as an
animal;
to be
violent;
to
rage..
Vaulting
::
Vaulting
(n.) Act of one who
vaults
or
leaps.
Dragon
::
Dragon
(n.) A small
arboreal
lizard
of the genus
Draco,
of
several
species,
found in the East
Indies
and
Southern
Asia. Five or six of the hind ribs, on each side, are
prolonged
and
covered
with
weblike
skin,
forming
a sort of wing. These
prolongations
aid them in
making
long leaps from tree to tree.
Called
also
flying
lizard..
Ballotade
::
Ballotade
(v. i.) A leap of a
horse,
as
between
two
pillars,
or upon a
straight
line, so that when his four feet are in the air, he shows only the shoes of his hind feet,
without
jerking
out..
Leapfrog
::
Leapfrog
(n.) A play among boys, in which one
stoops
down and
another
leaps over him by
placing
his hands on the
shoulders
of the
former..
Pentathlon
::
Pentathlon
(n.) A
fivefold
athletic
performance
peculiar
to the great
national
games of the
Greeks,
including
leaping,
foot
racing,
wrestling,
throwing
the
discus,
and
throwing
the
spear..
Vault
::
Vault (v. i.) To leap over; esp., to leap over by aid of the hands or a pole; as, to vault a
fence..
Gambol
::
Gambol
(n.) A
skipping
or
leaping
about in
frolic;
a hop; a
sportive
prank.
Lope
::
Lope (v. i.) To leap; to
dance.
Rampant
::
Rampant
(v.)
Ramping;
leaping;
springing;
rearing
upon the hind legs;
hence,
raging;
furious..
Clean
::
Clean
(superl.)
Free from
awkwardness;
not
bungling;
adroit;
dexterous;
as,
aclean
trick;
a clean leap over a
fence..
Saltigrade
::
Saltigrade
(n.) One of the
Saltigradae,
a tribe of
spiders
which leap to seize their
prey..
Bound
::
Bound (n.) A leap; an
elastic
spring;
a jump.
Frisk
::
Frisk (a.) A
frolic;
a fit of
wanton
gayety;
a
gambol:
a
little
playful
skip or leap.
Insult
::
Insult
(v. i.) To leap or jump.
Leaped
::
Leaped
(imp. & p. p.) of Lea.
Jump
::
"Jump (v. t.) To pass by a
spring
or leap; to
overleap;
as, to jump a
stream..
Stirte
::
Stirt (v. i.)
Started;
leaped.
Bounce
::
Bounce
(adv.)
With a
sudden
leap;
suddenly.
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