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Definition of lee
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 lee is as below...
Lee (a.) Of or
pertaining
to the part or side
opposite
to that
against
which the wind
blows;
--
opposed
to
weather;
as, the lee side or lee rail of a
vessel..
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Fleeten
::
Fleeten
(n.)
Fleeted
or
skimmed
milk.
Jubilee
::
"Jubilee
(n.) Every
fiftieth
year, being the year
following
the
completion
of each
seventh
sabbath
of
years,
at which time all the
slaves
of
Hebrew
blood were
liberated,
and all lands which had been
alienated
during
the whole
period
reverted
to their
former
owners..
Lodge
::
Lodge (n.) To give
shelter
or rest to;
especially,
to
furnish
a
sleeping
place for; to
harbor;
to
shelter;
hence,
to
receive;
to
hold..
Slumberous
::
Slumberous
(a.) Being in the
repose
of
slumber;
sleepy;
drowsy.
Spleenwort
::
Spleenless
(a.)
Having
no
spleen;
hence,
kind;
gentle;
mild..
Shorling
::
Shorling
(n.) The skin of a sheen after the
fleece
is shorn off, as
distinct
from the
morling,
or skin taken from the dead
sheep;
also, a sheep of the first
year's
shearing..
Cuff
::
Cuff (n.) The fold at the end of a
sleeve;
the part of a
sleeve
turned
back from the hand.
Chimere
::
Chimere
(n.) The upper robe worn by a
bishop,
to which lawn
sleeves
are
usually
attached..
Refit
::
Refit (v. i.) To
obtain
repairs
or
supplies;
as, the fleet
returned
to
refit..
Sleep
::
Sleep (v. i.) A
natural
and
healthy,
but
temporary
and
periodical,
suspension
of the
functions
of the
organs
of
sense,
as well as of those of the
voluntary
and
rational
soul; that state of the
animal
in which there is a
lessened
acuteness
of
sensory
perception,
a
confusion
of
ideas,
and a loss of
mental
control,
followed
by a more or less
unconscious
state..
Houseleek
::
Houseleek
(n.) A
succulent
plant of the genus
Sempervivum
(S.
tectorum),
originally
a
native
of
subalpine
Europe,
but now found very
generally
on old walls and
roofs.
It is very
tenacious
of life under
drought
and heat; --
called
also
ayegreen..
Spleen
::
Spleen
(n.) A
peculiar
glandlike
but
ductless
organ found near the
stomach
or
intestine
of most
vertebrates
and
connected
with the
vascular
system;
the milt. Its exact
function
in not
known.
Headmost
::
Headmost
(a.) Most
advanced;
most
forward;
as, the
headmost
ship in a
fleet..
Prase
::
Prase (n.) A
variety
of
cryptocrystalline
of a
leek-green
color.
Fleet
::
Fleet (v. t.) To draw apart the
blocks
of; -- said of a
tackle.
Narcotic
::
Narcotic
(n.) A drug
which,
in
medicinal
doses,
generally
allays
morbid
susceptibility,
relieves
pain, and
produces
sleep;
but
which,
in
poisonous
doses,
produces
stupor,
coma, or
convulsions,
and, when given in
sufficient
quantity,
causes
death.
The best
examples
are opium (with
morphine),
belladonna
(with
atropine),
and
conium..
Corybantiasm
::
Corybantiasm
(n.) A kind of
frenzy
in which the
patient
is
tormented
by
fantastic
visions
and want of
sleep.
Fleet
::
Fleet (v. i.) A
flood;
a creek or
inlet;
a bay or
estuary;
a
river;
--
obsolete,
except
as a place name, -- as Fleet
Street
in
London..
Bandoleer
::
Bandoleer
(n.) Alt. of
Bandolie.
Mara
::
Mara (n.) A
female
demon who
torments
people
in sleep by
crouching
on their
chests
or
stomachs,
or by
causing
terrifying
visions..
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